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Corsair Survivor 32GB

Posted 05/16/2008 at 12:39pm | by Tom Edwards

Corsair's indestructible flash drive gets big--but is it speedy enough for your secret missions?

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Eye-Fi Wireless Flash Card

Posted 02/21/2008 at 1:51pm | by Gordon Mah Ung

Miniaturization has brought us amazing advances—tiny transistors, microscopic nanotubes, bite-size Frosted Mini Wheats, and now the Eye-Fi. Combining a 2GB flash card with a Wi-Fi radio, this affordable hybrid card lets you easily upload pictures directly from your camera to the web and your PC.

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Western Digital Passport 250GB

Posted 01/22/2008 at 11:30am | by David Murphy

Pink is our new obsession, and we have Western Digital to blame. Its pink, portable Passport hard drive (try saying that fast) is small enough to fit in Steven Tyler’s mouth, yet it comes with two of our most favorite features in the world: sweet speeds and snazzy backup software. And to top it off, you have to carry only a single USB cable alongside the little sweetheart, as there’s no accompanying power brick or annoying connector.

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Corsair Flash Survivor GT

Posted 10/01/2007 at 10:48am | by Gordon Mah Ung

We’ve used too many Jack Bauer references lately, but c’mon, how could we review this key and not say it’s the one Jackie boy would use?

The 8GB Flash Survivor GT, after all, is shock and water resistant—and if your service automatic runs out of ammo, you can even fling its hard aluminum body at someone’s head. But how does it perform?

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Kingwin KH-300

Posted 04/06/2007 at 10:02am | by David Murphy

Let’s set the scene: You just finished “acquiring” every episode of your favorite TV show, and you’re dying for an awesome way to get those files onto your slick new TV. Browsing around the web for a solution, you stumble across Kingwin’s KH-300—an external enclosure that allows you to play multimedia files on a hard drive directly to your TV. You couldn’t be happier.

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