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The best SSDs
Crucial, Samsung and Western Digital are all key players here.
The era of 1TB microSD cards has begun
WD and Micron can give you the smartphone space you've dreamed of.We have two newsletters, why not sign up for both?
The best mobile and computer accessory gifts
For the burgeoning creators and expert selfie-takers in your life.
Toshiba's flash chips could boost SSD capacity by 500 percent
The 96-layer, four-bits-per-cell 3D NAND crams 1.33 terabits in a single chip.
Western Digital unveils its new 4K-ready NVME gaming SSD
It comes in 250GB, 500GB and 1TB, but the top option gets the highest speeds.
Sandisk's super-fast 400GB microSD is ready for 4K HDR video
It also unveiled an experimental PCIe SD card with ridiculous 880 MB/s speeds.
WD is developing 40TB hard drives powered by microwaves
Spinning disks will keep following their own version of Moore's law.
SanDisk’s 'Industrial' SD cards can withstand extreme temperatures
They can work in temperatures ranging from -40°F to 185°F for extended periods of time.
Nintendo and Western Digital bring branded SD cards to Switch
All the better to store your eShop purchases.
SanDisk crams 400GB into a microSD card
That means it can hold up to 40 hours of full HD video, in case you were wondering.
Western Digital's wireless drives get a makeover
The upgraded design comes with a new app, too.
Engadget giveaway: Win a 1TB My Passport SSD courtesy of Western Digital!
This portable drive has a sleek design and transfer speeds up to 515MB/s over USB-C.
Toshiba's latest SSD tech squeezes 128GB onto a tinier chip
At this pace of development, mechanical disks are doomed.
WD's next-gen SSDs add even more speed and capacity
Its new drives are the first to use 64-layer 3D NAND tech.
Western Digital unveils its first portable SSD
The My Passport SSD packs USB-C and a reasonable price.
The best external desktop hard drive
Seagate's 4TB Backup Plus Desktop Drive offers fast speeds and ample storage space for its price.
Your WD networked drive is vulnerable to remote attacks
The My Cloud line has some conspicuous security holes.
Western Digital finally offers a consumer SSD
Solid state drives are probably here to stay.
