Lexarannounced two additions to its mobile USB 3.0 flash drive line: the Lexar JumpDrive M20c and the Lexar JumpDrive M20i. The Lexar JumpDrive M20c is designed for use with next-generation USB Type-C ...

If you follow Lexar Multimedia then you know CES 2013 was an exciting moment in history for this long running brand. With the introduction of their first XQD memory cards, the once monopolized market ...

The Professional Go SSD and Hub give the iPhone 15 Pro models up to 2TB of extra storage and additional USB-C ports for attaching other filmmaking accessories. The Professional Go SSD and Hub give the ...

Lexar is a global brand of Micron Technology, Inc., one of the largest memory manufacturers in the world. The company's product lineup includes industry-leading memory cards for photography and video, ...

The USB 3.0-based <b>Lexar JumpDrive Triton</b> offers top performance. The drive is compact, sturdy, great looking, and comes with excellent port design. Bottom line: Thanks to its stellar ...

Desktop SATA Speeds in a Portable Package Design and Contents Getting Started Observed Performance Final Thoughts Desktop SATA Speeds in a Portable Package Lexar’s SL200 Portable SSD is a small USB-C ...

Lexar has launched a new JumpDrive Fingerprint F35 series USB 3.0 flash drive with fingerprint security system enabling up to 10 different users to store fingerprint data to provide access. Available ...

Lexar announced a plethora of new products today following the celebration of the company’s 20th anniversary, including Android-compatible JumpDrives and MicroSD card readers, which both come ...

So, you just took a bunch of photos with your camera and now it is time to transfer the pics to your computer, eh? OK, just remove the storage card from your camera and insert it directly into your ...

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Hitting 2000 MB/s with a portable and USB SSD with ease Remember when huge hard disks had mechanical internals and only enough capacity for a few songs or photos? Those days are long gone?The Lexar ...

If you want to store your data externally, you can always go with a mechanical hard disk drive. That makes sense, as HDDs are typically a more cost effective option when compared to solid state drives ...