Whether you’re a Nintendo Switch die-hard, Steam Deck convert or a newcomer to the handheld games console scene, I’m certain you’ll have cautiously checked your available storage at some point.

A high capacity micro SD card is an absolute must-have these days for the Nintendo Switch or Steam Deck, to say nothing of drones, action cams or even portable music players. To this end, you can get ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Of all the storage options invented in the late 1990s, the SD card is rare in its persistence. Alongside the USB flash drive, it's a ...

Every device could always use some extra storage space, whether we’re talking about a smartphone, tablet, security camera, or even a dashcam. If any of your devices are still stuck on a 128GB, 64GB, ...

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You might be familiar with SanDisk MicroSD cards from using one in your mobile phone, old mp3 player, or portable GPS system. Because microSD cards are so small, about one fourth the size of a regular ...

Western Digital, the parent company of SanDisk, introduced two new memory cards with ground-breaking capacities: an 8TB SD card and a 4TB microSD card. They also showcased an external SSD with the ...

Earlier this year Western Digital announced plans to release 4TB SD cards in 2025. Now the company is showing off its first 4TB microSD cards, and promising that full-sized SD cards with up to 8TB of ...

Western Digital has used the NAB 2024 show in Las Vegas to announce new, faster SandDisk SD and microSD cards with speeds “approaching SSDs”. The new memory cards are aimed at the growing demands of ...

Back in 2020, we published a story focusing on the risks you take when investing into generic SD card deals that seem “too good to be true”. Cards normally priced at a small fraction of what you’d ...

I've bought a new 128GB sd card and got hold of a pre-build 128GB image, but when I try to write the image to the sd card, Raspberry Pi Imager gives the error message ...