Over the past few years the storage market has seen caching solutions start their transition from pure enterprise to the consumer market. Drives such as the Corsair Accelerator and Sandisk ReadyCache ...

USB 2.0 portable hard drives are common and ideal for compatibility, but are slow performers. Upgrading your portable hard drive to a USB 3.0 enclosure will increase its performance significantly.

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Small form factor storage solutions come in handy for those that want to backup multiple computers or, in modern times, mobile devices such as tablets and smartphones. Additionally, these devices ...

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Ever-tumbling prices of solid-state disks (SSDs) make them tasty propositions for users looking to speed up their systems by installing an SSD as a boot drive. The 2.5in form factor of most consumer ...

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The G-Technology G-Drive Mobile USB 3.0 will backup and transfer files quicker than a 5,400rpm hard drive, but SSDs are faster still, if that's what you really need. The G-Drive Mobile USB 3.0 is ...

This secure hard drive’s exponentially larger capacity and high-flying USB 3.0 performance makes it a better value than secure flash drives. If having to pay $7+ per gigabyte for secure flash drives ...