Memory giant Sandisk has taken the wraps off the new Sandisk Extreme Fit USB-C flash drive. The company says this is the world’s smallest 1TB USB-C flash drive and is designed to stay put once it’s ...

SanDisk is taking “the world’s smallest” USB flash drive, giving it a USB-C connector, and… that’s it. In fact, it’s small enough that this “removable” drive shouldn’t have to be removed, the company ...

Hi Just signed up<BR><BR>I read a topic on this before but it had been closed<BR><BR>I just purchased a Sandisk 2GB Cruzer Titanium USB Flash and noticed it had somthing called U3 on it this is very ...

Sandisk today announced its latest USB-C flash drive, and you’ll miss it if you don’t pay attention. Indeed, the new “thumb” drive, called Sandisk Extreme Fit USB-C Flash Drive, is about as tinny—and ...

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How much power can fit into something smaller than your thumb? Sandisk has just redefined the limits of portable storage with the launch of the world’s smallest 1TB USB-C flash drive. In an age where ...

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SanDisk is taking “the world’s smallest” USB flash drive, giving it a USB-C connector, and… that’s it. In fact, it’s small enough that this “removable” drive shouldn’t have to be removed, the company ...

SanDisk Corp. today introduced two new USB flash drives, Cruzer Professional and Cruzer Enterprise, which it said let businesses of all sizes more securely share, retain and safeguard corporate data ...

One of the best ways to move files between devices is still the humble flash drive. Cloud services are convenient but can be unreliable, and they can take much longer depending on your internet ...

I just learned accidentally that if you use a Sandisk USB flash drive in a Raspberry Pi, you could void your Sandisk warranty. Assuming they find out about it, of course.