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 ...
LaCie has outed its latest external hard-drive, and rather than use regular designer Neil Poulton, they've handed the crayons over to Philippe Starck. The LaCie Starck Mobile USB 3.0 is, as the name ...
As external 2.5-inch hard drives have become mostly a commodity item, the G-Drive mobile USB-C’s type C connector and thin good looks stand it in good stead. It’s not the fastest we’ve tested, but ...
If you are in the market for a high capacity portable drive solution for backups or non-intensive tasks the Mobile USB-C may fit the bill. I believe it was a touch over two years ago when we initially ...
G-Technology's G-Drive Mobile USB-C external HDD stops by for some testing. Designed to match your Apple MacBook, it could be an option to consider.
The G|Drive mobile USB-C portable hard drive is an updated version of their popular portable storage designed to work with Apple's latest Macs, and AppleInsider has one. It is only a matter of time ...
How many watts can a USB port actually output? The answer depends on your cable and protocol. Here is the ultimate guide to ...
Within the last year, mobile-friendly storage that works with your PC, smartphone, or tablet, has gone from an obscure niche to an important part of the personal-storage landscape. Lexar's own entrant ...
With Hyper’s HyperDrive USB4 Mobile Dock, you’re ready to connect to either HDMI or DisplayPort monitors at 4K or even 8K. The USB-C hub also includes dual USB-A ports, Ethernet and more. Plus, it’s ...
The Satechi USB-C Mobile Pro Hub adds some beneficial ports to the latest iPad Pros, but can cause more frustration if you've got new Mac hardware and have already adapted to USB-C than it may solve.
New technology will let phones closely control any USB charger. Also at CES: Authentication helps block USB chargers from frying your laptop. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and ...
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