For the first time ever, PNY Technologies is launching HP memory products which include USB flash drives into Australia and New Zealand market. The flash drives are the HP x796w, HP x760w , HP v245w and HP v150w with more HP memory products to follow. The ones I have here are the HP x796w and HP x760W.
Evapolar evaCHILL Review – We have a double-storey house with built-in refrigerated cooling (with two zones). At times during Summer when it gets too hot (especially upstairs), we would turn the cooling on to cool the house down. While it cools the entire floor effectively, it is also costly at the same time. Turning the
Kingston DataTraveler Elite G2 Review – We’ve reviewed quite an extensive range of USB flash drives from Kingston in the past, such as the DataTraveler 410, DataTraveler Locker+, DataTraveler Ultimate 3.0, DataTraveler Ultimate 3.0 Gen 2, HyperX 3.0, and DataTraveler Mini 3.0 (which is still tied into my key chain). The latest USB flash drive
Kingston MobileLite Duo 3C USB Card Readers Review – USB Type-C is the emerging, recent standards for USB devices, replacing (or at least hoping to) the good old USB Type-A that have been around for far too long. Most USB devices and USB slots you have at the moment are usually USB Type-A and come
WD My Book Review – One of the primary concerns of PC users – especially heavy PC users – is backup and storage. Whether for gaming, work, photos and videos of family events, movies, music or other files, all of us could use more storage space and data security. This is where WD My Book
Lexar JumpDrive Tough Review – USB flash drives are tiny devices with good storage capacity that you can carry around at all times. They normally contain temporary files that you need to copy from one computer to another or important documents that are accessible to you when you need them the most. The problem with these
Kingston MobileLite Wireless Pro Review – There are times when you need to access certain files offline, like presentation documents or media files. Your video files might be syncing nicely at your Dropbox account, but having to download a 700MB using your mobile data doesn’t sound like the brightest idea. Thanks to Kingston MobileLite Wireless
Remember when the world went ballistic when Apple decided to change their 30-pin connector to Lightning? Thanks to the new Lightning connector, you can plug it any way you want to an iOS device (among other things it can support). Now, every Apple user would probably scream in agony if they have to go back
Leef iBRIDGE Mobile Storage Drive for iOS Devices Review – With every new iOS devices (iPhones, iPads, and iPods) to buy, comes the same dilemma: “Which one should I get? 16GB? 64GB? 128GB? Will it be enough?”. Unlike a few Android smartphones out there, the iPhone doesn’t come with a microSD slot. The only way
Kingston DataTraveler Mini 3.0 Review – “Mini” is definitely the right term for this USB flash drive – it’s mini in dimension and mini in weight. Kingston DataTraveler Mini 3.0 is the perfect USB flash drive to carry around with you at all times and deserves a place on your keyring. Why? Simply because it’s
USB 3 vs USB 2 – Many people are still using USB 2.0 flash drives (or external hard drives) as their main drive to backup and to also to transfer files between two computers. Some may not even realise the availability of USB 3.0 or that they make a difference in speed, or anything in
USB flash drives come in different design, shapes, storage space, and performance. It is never easy to pick the best USB drive because there is always a compromise. Want a USB drive with huge storage space? It’d normally come in a bulkier form. I find that the Lexar JumpDrive S33 is at the sweet spot.
