Micron has unveiled the world’s highest-capacity microSD card, the i400, with storage space of up to 1.5TB, 50% more than the former champion, the C200. The semiconductor giant reached that capacity by using its 176-layer 3D NAND technology (similar to that used in SSDs) and will target the enterprise market, especially anything that has to…
Kioxia, the company formerly known as Toshiba, has started to ship a new storage device based on a new form factor, XFMEXPRESS, which aims to bring the best of both SSD and microSD worlds. The XT2 is a removable PCIe attached NVMe storage device which, according to Kioxia’s marketing literature, will “enhance next-generation mobile and…
Unlike most other modern computing devices, Raspberry Pis have no internal storage, relying instead on removable microSD cards as their primary boot drives. While it’s true that you can boot a Raspberry Pi 4 off of a USB SSD or Flash Drive, most of the time, it’s easier, more affordable and an overall better idea…