So, when we saw the 256GB SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive Go for $ ... Plus, since this is a USB 3.2 flash drive, it can reach read speeds of up to 400MB/s, which means you’ll be moving files around ...

Carry or transfer files with a USB drive ... but the PNY flash drive can go up to 1TB and still fit on your keychain. You may not need a full terabyte of storage, but 256GB in your pocket for ...

Designed for creators at home, in the studio and everywhere in between, the SanDisk Creator Series keeps speed, capacity, ...

But still, local storage in the form of USB flash drives is the favorite ... data at a speed of 150 MB/s. SanDisk Ultra Dual USB Drive 3.1, SDDDC2-256G-I35 256GB, USB 3.1/Type C Reversible ...

The Apricorn Aegis Padlock Pro SSD (256GB ... a drive that is easy to use, if you can get past the sticker shock. The Verbatim Store 'n' Go V3 isn't as fast as we'd expect from a USB 3.0 flash ...

SanDisk is here to let you ... might be interested in the Creator Phone Drive, which comes with both USB-C and Lightning ports but maxes out at just 256GB. It’s available to purchase now ...

Most USB flash drives go up to 256GB and a few now have 1TB versions. However, if you’re more concerned about getting a cheap memory stick for carrying a few files, you can probably get by with ...

The first US patent for a USB flash drive was filed in April 1999 by Israeli firm M-Systems (bought by SanDisk in 2006), which teamed up with IBM to begin selling the 8MB 'DiskOnKey' in North America.