Nowhere is this more the case than with its line of WD Blue hard drives. With a wide variety of storage options from a small 500GB to a capacious 6TB, the WD Blue is a viable pick for almost any t ...

2 2280 port. The WD Blue SN5000 NVMe SSD comes in capacities ranging from 500 GB to 4 TB, with prices starting from ₹3,199 up to ₹26,999 respectively. It is available on Amazon and at retail ...

And all that testing has taught us one thing. The best Xbox One external hard drive is the WD Black P40, a speedy plug-in that also happens to be our favorite external hard drive for gaming overall.

Available in capacities from 500GB to 4TB, the WD Blue SN5000 is priced between Rs. 3,199 and Rs. 26,999. It can be purchased on Amazon.in and at local IT retail stores starting today. Don’t ...

Western Digital delivered strong Q2 results, growing revenue at 41% y/y driven by record-breaking HDD demand and gross margins. Demand from enterprise/cloud buyers rose 119% y/y, demonstrating the ...

Through our own time testing drive to drive, our best PS4 external hard drive pick is the WD My Passport 4TB Portable ... and a neat, blue power light on the top. More recently, it sports a ...

The WD Black SN850X might be something of a last hurrah for Gen 4 SSDs, but it's still the best one out there for an overall balance of cost, speed and efficiency.

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The 1TB, 2TB and 500GB versions also have a spindle speed of 7200RPM (there are two versions of the 2TB HDD), while these smaller options can also hit data transfer speeds of 220MB/s in the 2TB ...

Western Digital is a leader in both of the pre-eminent data storage markets: hard disk drives, or HDDs, and NAND flash memory. We think Western's position in these markets paves the way for a ...

Our deep-dive reviews help you track down the right external hard drive. Since 2004, I have worked on PCMag’s hardware team, covering at various times printers, scanners, projectors, storage ...