With the release of two USB 3.0 ‘Super Speed’ Desktop Hard Drives, Verbatim joins the growing number of storage product manufacturers releasing devices with high-speed interfaces. Although the USB 3.0 ...

In prepping for our CEDIA coverage this year one of the things I wanted was an easy way to carry helpful website and graphics files around with me during the show. As you can probably guess, lugging a ...

Forward-looking: Due to the global pandemic, people have become more preoccupied with keeping everything clean to protect themselves and their loved ones from unwanted microbial agents. Now, thanks to ...

No antimicrobial USB drives have been announced yet, with Microban's Verbatim page stating "we are working hard to make this product available to you as soon as possible." However, that same page also ...

The Verbatim Store 'n' Go Car Audio USB Drive is big enough to hold your music collection, but small enough for you to plug into your dashboard and promptly forget about. Does your car stereo or home ...

Just when you thought that there was no way a Flash drive could be made even more useful, Verbatim turns one into a paperclip. Its new Store 'n' Go Clip-It USB Drive will be available in 2GB and 4GB ...

Verbatim's Store 'N' Go line of USB drives has grown a little bit larger and more than a little bit faster with the Store 'N' Go V3, a 16GB drive that gets a speed bump, thanks to USB 3.0. It doesn't ...

The Japanese IT major’s Red Dot award-winning pen drive is India’s first clip shaped USB drive Verbatim’s “Clip-it” USB Drives brings a unique way to attach the paper work with the electronic one.

Verbatims's lightweight Clip-it USB drive is certainly handy: when not feeding files to your computer, it can hold together those same files when printed unthinkingly onto pieces of precious paper.

The Verbatim USB-C Pocket Card Reader support UHS-II speeds, is fairly compact, and costs just $17 from Amazon. That makes for a winning combination. When we compared a host of USB-C memory card ...

A word of warning to those of you who rely on hardware-based encrypted USB flash drives. Security firm SySShas reportedly cracked the AES 256-bit hardware-based encryption used on flash drives ...

How clean is my USB stick? Is probably not a question a lot of people ask themselves, but the global pandemic has put a new focus on keeping everything clean. As a result, we're getting USB drives ...