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The portable hard drive has emerged as one of the most relied-on devices in the modern era. Backing up data is crucial for keeping work safe and secure, and the bigger or more expensive a project is, ...

Hard drives aren’t the greatest in this age of blazing fast NVMe SSD storage, but they’re excellent as secondary storage. Right now, Amazon is selling the 1TB WD Black 7,200 RPM hard drive for $36.35.

What takes 37 hours to format but sips power and moves faster than spit on a hot griddle? The answer is Samsung’s 1TB Spinpoint F1 Series hard drive. Rather than go with the flow and use four or more ...

As the act of buying games, movies, and TV shows digitally becomes more and more prevalent, the size of hard drives will have to increase to compensate. PCs don't really have to worry about this being ...

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 ...

The new tiny and portable Sandisk Extreme Fit USB-C Flash Drive is available in a capacities ranging from 64GB going up to ...

Hitachi plans to release a 3.5-inch hard drive with a 1TB (one terabyte) capacity sometime in the first half of 2007, or The Double-O Seven as I like to call it. (The company, apparently, can’t keep a ...