Q: I understand that the more system memory I have, the better my computer will perform. However, I’ve already loaded as much system memory as my computer can hold. Is there any way to add more? A: ...

Sony, which has been trying to grab the flash-memory market for nearly three years, is finally making some progress. The consumer electronics giant initially introduced the removable flash-memory card ...

Making the transition from disk storage to flash and other non-volatile media is perhaps more difficult for the makers of storage than it is for customers. All things being equal, storage suppliers ...

An earlier family of flash memory cards from Sony. Introduced in 1998, Memory Stick storage was used in digital cameras, camcorders and other devices. Starting at 4MB and 8MB capacities, the original ...

Flash memory is cheap, but it isn’t fast, at least not by the standards of DRAM. But Diablo Technologies, an upstart in the memory arena that has been making some waves in recent years, thinks that ...

I've decided to purchase either the DSC-P150 or P100, but I don't know which flash memory to buy. Clearly I want the High Speed variant of memory, but it's unclear if I should purchase the PRO or PRO ...

Memory sticks provide a convenient method of transferring files from one computer to another. The inexpensive sticks act as temporary drives in your computer and can be easily detached and attached to ...

Although cloud storage has become more popular in recent years, some people still use physical USB flash drives due to security and service reliability concerns. Technology blogger Zach Vance ...

Flash memory is ubiquitous, especially in mobile devices. Available in a wide range of form factors, it continues to push hard-disk drives from more and more platforms as its costs go down and ...

Here’s my first thought upon seeing the KURO-SHOT flash memory drive with a VGA camera (besides that I want an orange creamsicle). When is Philips going to update the KEY019? I can’t tell you how many ...

When USB memory sticks first appeared on the market, a lot of security folks went mad. After all, they are just perfect for spreading viruses around, not to mention stealing data. Figures from the ...