Ten years after releasing the CompactFlash card and watching it become very successful, SanDisk had a go at repeating the trick, this time in collaboration with German company Siemens, releasing the MultiMediaCard (MMC). This was designed to take over from CompactFlash in most markets … [Read more...]
In the second half of 1997 EIDE's 16.6 MBps limit was doubled to 33 MBps by the new Ultra ATA (also referred to as … [Read More...]
LCDs follow a different set of rules than CRT displays offering advantages in terms of bulk, power consumption and flicker, as well as … [Read More...]
The near-ubiquitous USB flash drive is of course improperly named, as it has no drive as such, but the term was initially coined because the devices … [Read More...]