Western Digital's 2.5-inch WD Blue 1TB hard drive is the world's thinnest terabyte hard drive at just 7mm thick. Since 2004, I have worked on PCMag’s hardware team, covering at various times printers, ...

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We're used to laptops lagging behind their desktop counterparts when it comes to storage – after all, there's only so much you can fit into a 2.5-inch drive casing – but Western Digital are delivering ...

New, 7 mm Slim 2.5-inch Hard Drive Delivers Industry's Highest Capacity Storage Giving Customers a High Capacity Option for Thin and Light Mobile Devices IRVINE, Calif. – June 3, 2013 – WD®, a Western ...

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WD is on a bit of a release binge at the moment, having released its My Passport Ultra just this past summer, and its highly-anticipated 4TB Red NAS hard drives last week. Now, the company has gone ...

The Raspberry Pi is a tiny, low-power, low-cost computer. But in order to keep the price of the $35 computer low, the developers have left out some key features… like built-in storage. Users need to ...

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SSDs that stand up to the test. As many consumers test out the world of Chromebooks and lighter laptops loaded with small internal solid-state drives, they often find that they need just a bit more ...

When we took a look at WD’s My Passport last summer, we were left impressed for a couple of reasons. For starters, it performed well, and who wouldn’t love 2TB in such a small form-factor? Then there ...