US manufacturer Anycom supplied one more piece to the Bluetooth puzzle last week with what it says is the first commercially available Compact Flash (CF) Bluetooth card for handhelds devices and PCs ...

Once a parent company of Cirrus Logic, and later gobbled up by the Micron machine, Lexar Media as its now known is a top tier provider of NAND flash based products ranging from USB flash drives to ...

US manufacturer Anycom supplied one more piece to the Bluetooth puzzle last week with what it says is the first commercially available Compact Flash (CF) Bluetooth card for handhelds devices and PCs ...

If you are in the market for the ultimate in compact flash memory, today we have a treat for you. Aimed at the digital professional, Transcend's latest line-up of Compact Flash cards aims to please ...

If your Compact Flash (CF) card fails to work on a Windows PC for any reason, does not show up, or your PC fails to read its ...

If you own an iPad and a DSLR, it's likely that you have already sprung for Apple's camera connection kit. And if your camera uses compact flash cards, then it is equally likely you own a card reader.

These CF/SD card adapters are either brilliant or bafflingly bad. The trouble is, we're not sure which. The widgets let you take SD cards and use them in cameras which usually only accept the larger ...

Memory cards fail. It’s just one of the things that they do. But, a Japanese company called Amulet is now marketing a memory card with built-in RAID functionality. You might recognize the term RAID ...

Apart from, you know, losing data. =P I shoot with a huge stack of 8GB Sandisk CF cards and I'd love to weed out the ones that are nearing their usable lifetime. I have some older 4GB cards the give ...

I'm in the midst of a retro PC build and looking for some unusual directions to take it. I'm aware if I wanted to I could probably make an SSD work but that thought bores me. The other day while going ...

Compaq Computer is putting a new spin on its digital audio players. The Houston-based company announced on Monday two new players that use discs instead of expensive flash memory cards to store songs.