Ah, the allure of free Internet. Let’s face it. Sometimes you’re just out of reach of that free WiFi hotspot. Sure, you could be social and join the net-surfing crowd in that coffee shop. But why do that when you can sit alone in the parking lot out back? And as if the [...]
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3 Comments »Here’s a perfect example of a product being developed for no practical reason other than to prove that it can be done. Don’t get me wrong, 256GB of flash storage squeezed into a USB thumb drive is technologically cool and all, but in the infamous words of former Philadelphia Eagles’ running back Ricky Watters, [...]
Posted in Flash Memory, PCs and Laptops, Peripherals, Storage, USB Tags: Flash Memory, Kingston DataTraveler 310, USB thumb drive 1 Comment »As the only remaining high definition DVD format, BluRay is here to stay. And although its adoption has been relatively slow (but improving), more people are standardizing on the technology for storage uses beyond that of the high definition movie industry. With a 50GB capacity per dual layer disk and rapidly falling BluRay burner and [...]
Posted in PCs and Laptops, Peripherals, USB Tags: Buffalo Technology, external burner, storage, USB 3.0, USB BluRay burner 1 Comment »Well it’s finally happening. Products supporting the much anticipated (and blazing fast) USB 3.0 standard are slowly trickling out. And while it’s unfortunate that Intel isn’t integrating support for the standard into its chipsets until 2011, consumers can upgrade their PC motherboard or add a PCI expansion card to take advantage of a few of [...]
Posted in Flash Memory, PCs and Laptops, Peripherals, Storage, USB Tags: bootable pen drive, Flash Memory, Super Talent, USB 3.0 thumbdrive, USB thumb drive 2 Comments »
