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How to choose a microSD card for the Nintendo Switch
Though the Nintendo Switch has onboard memory, you'll likely need a microSD card to store all your digital downloads. Here's how to choose the best one.
Stocked with gadgets dating back to 1996, Lexar's testing lab is almost a museum
Lexar invited us to California for a tour of the Lexar Quality Lab, which houses over 1,100 devices for testing memory cards and USB drives.
Lexar’s High-Endurance memory cards offer maximum reliability for security cameras
Lexar announced new Android-compatible JumpDrives and MicroSD card readers which both come optionally equipped with USB Type-C connectors.
Lexar explains why not all memory cards are created equal
SD, MicroSD, CompactFlash, CFast, XQD ... Memory cards for DSLRs, tablets, and smartphones are befuddling. Lexar explains formats, features, and quality.
Is this new 256-gigabyte flash storage the SD card killer?
This tiny storage device could be a game-changer with five times the speed and capacity bigger than some hard drives.
SanDisk’s high-performance MicroSD cards are built for your 4K video library
SanDisk's latest MicroSD cards, coming later this year, offer up to 100MB/sec transfer speeds and enough capacity for 14 hours of 4K footage.
Samsung’s Evo Plus MicroSD card can store 10 hours of 4K GoPro footage
Samsung introduces a huge 256GB MicroSD card that can hold 10 hours of 4K GoPro footage and more than 100,000 smartphone photos.
Toshiba shows there’s still life in old storage standards yet
Toshiba knows that there's still a lot of people using USB 2.0 and SD Card devices.
Wanna store half a terabyte of photos? You can with this MicroSD card … ‘technically’
Microdia claims it will release the biggest MicroSD card we've seen thus far, the 512GB Xtra Elite. But the company has missed its own release deadlines.
This is the world’s first 200GB MicroSD card, courtesy of SanDisk
Remember when 4GB flash drives seemed like they had tons of storage? SanDisk has shrunk 200GB down to the size of a fingernail with its new MicroSDXC card.
Toshiba’s U3 MicroSD cards are fast enough to handle 4K video, still tiny and easy to lose
Toshiba has unveiled the world's fastest MicroSD card. These U3-designated cards can support 4K, 2K, and live video broadcast recordings.
