Articles on Transcend

Transcend StoreJet portable drive knows its job and does it well - Feb 26, 2009

Crave The Transcend Storejet 25f portable hard drive. The beauty of an external hard drive lies almost completely in its simplicity. It's designed to do one thing, and it better do ... Read story »

Memory-maker Transcend offers another place for memory storage - Dec 18, 2008

Crave On the short list of things I appreciate in a digital photo frame is a lot of internal memory. Sure, it's cheap enough to buy an extra SD card, but when ... Read story »

Transcend makes portable solid state drive - Feb 3, 2009

Crave If you like your thumb drive for the durability, you'll like what Transcend has to offer. It's a new breed of compact external storage device that's based on 1.8-inch solid state ... Read story »

Transcend thumbdrive gets tiny, colorful - Nov 13, 2008

Crave Look at me! I am colorful and have a loop. Facing a flash-based memory market downturn, flash chip makers are getting creative. Recently, Super Talent unveiled a fancy thumbdrive with a ... Read story »

Transcend debuts 500GB pocket hard drives - Oct 22, 2008

Crave The StoreJet 25M will now come with a storage capacity of 500GB. Picture credit: Transcend Transcend is kicking up its pocket-size external hard drives to 500GB, the company announced Tuesday. This ... Read story »

Transcend boasts new high-speed solid-state drive - Feb 6, 2009

Crave Transcend, the company that introduced a solid-state drive-based external drive the other day, on Thursday unveiled its 192GB Solid-State Drive. Despite the mundane name, the new drive is equipped with NAND ... Read story »

Digital photo frame gets a little smarter - Jul 16, 2008

Crave Some of us at Crave may never understand the point of digital picture frames, but at least manufacturers are trying to build in a few features that make them more interesting, ... Read story »

RAID four microSD cards with one CompactFlash adapter - Jun 29, 2009

Crave Admittedly, CompactFlash cards are no longer as popular as they were when digital photography first started. These days, most digicams use SD/SDHC media, while mobile phones mainly accept the physically ... Read story »

How I got an exclusive peek at the Silverstone GD03 while building a home theater PC - Aug 12, 2009

Blogs I've never been much of a gamer. I'm embarrassed to admit that I never beat the original Super Mario Bros. and I regularly cheated at Duck Hunt. So when I first started ... Read story »

Plasma's rumored death is largely a myth - Jul 3, 2009

Crave Here are some things that aren't dead: Jeff Goldblum and plasma TVs. Of course, if you're reading this in 2050 there's a good chance that Jeff Goldblum is now dead, but ... Read story »

Transcend revs up 128GB solid-state drive - Nov 5, 2008

Crave I'm not sure this will help stop the downturn in the NAND flash memory market, but Transcend on Tuesday joined the league of solid-state-drive makers and introduced its new 128GB ... Read story »

Do you really need SanDisk's 90MB/sec CompactFlash? - Sep 15, 2009

Crave Despite its being out of vogue at the moment, I'm still a big believer in the faster-is-better philosophy. That said, I also recognize that it's not always worth the extra ... Read story »

Solar bags find it's not easy being green - Jun 14, 2008

Crave The merits of solar-paneled bags transcend mere fashion, of course, but we're still surprised at how long it's taking for these green-conscious accessories to find their true aesthetic value. Try as ... Read story »

Rest in peace, UIQ - Jan 6, 2009

Crave Before there was the Series60 (S60) 5th Edition, Symbian already had a touchscreen alternative through UIQ Technology's interface. This was famously used in some of Motorola's first 3G handsets and Sony ... Read story »

Toyota debuts real-time control of wheelchairs with brain waves - Jun 30, 2009

Crave Toyota's mind-powered wheelchair transcends science fiction. First, there was the Mindflex, a Mattel toy that lets players move objects with their brains. Now, word is the same technology will be ... Read story »

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