SSD

Most laptops have a set number of ports and a locked-in amount of storage, but a recent accessory from Satechi can boost both of those.

March 31 is World Backup Day, so take a moment to make sure your important files are somewhere that matters.

If you still have a desktop or an upgradeable laptop, the latest take on solid-state drives means faster access is on offer with a new chip.

We're not the same person, and we don't use a computer the same way. So how do you find a laptop suitable for you and for how much you want to spend?

One of the more unique gadgets we're seeing at CES is meant for an iPad, and ideal for folks who want their iPad to have the ports a laptop might have.

There's not much reason to update solid-state drives, except maybe for more speed or size. Fortunately, WD has focused on the latter this year.

New laptops often have their storage set and can't be changed, but a new Surface model allows you to upgrade.

You might not think external storage could get more interesting than needing to back everything up, but if the latest announcement from SanDisk is anything to go by, speed is a big deal.

From price to speed, we'll work out whether the 2020 My Passport or Samsung's T7 Touch is the solid-state drive for you.

Need fast backup options without the typical fast backup price? The 2020 WD My Passport SSD makes its case pretty clear.