Coming in 32GB, 64GB and 100GB capacities, this solid-state disk drive is a cross between a regular hard disk and USB memory. more..

Freecom has upped the pocket storage stakes with a new type of portable USB hard disk.
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Despite claiming our Gold Award, this DataTraveler 400 from Kingston wasn't the fastest – in fact it was middling in terms of its performance. more..

The Lexar JumpDrive Secure II Plus was pipped to the Gold Award only by the speed of the Kingston drive, which is marginally faster. more..

The PNY Attaché Optima model is a great all-rounder, offering second-place speed with a good balance of features and an attractive price for a decent performance. more..

The device comes packaged with software that makes it even faster but, even without this, the Buffalo Super High Speed USB Flash Drive was by far the fastest unit on test. more..

This is the smallest unit on test and doesn't even have a full USB plug – the internal plastic bit is there but the metal protective surround is gone. more..

Not only will LaCie's network hard disk cut a dash on your desk, it's fabulously easy to use.
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Buffalo's NAS disks come in capacities up to 1TB (one terabyte), but we looked at the relatively small 250GB version. more..

This is a monster of a disk. However, before you write the price off completely, take another look at the capacity – 2TB would probably last you forever! more..

In order to use this drive on a computer you have to mount it to a drive letter using the supplied software – it doesn't just turn up in your network folder like most of its rivals. more..

This NAS has most of the features of its rivals but comes with one significant downside – an noisy fan that drowned out the noise of every device running in our test area. more..

Need something more substantial than a USB stick to carry around files and folders? Web User examines a robust hard disk designed to make your PC data portable.
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If you work on more than one computer, want to keep certain files personal or transfer information such as bookmarks or email settings, a USB device is the way to go. more..

Having won our last USB memory group test with its 1GB Flash Voyager, we were keen to put the latest 2GB model through its paces.
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This natty device from SanDisk does without a lid as it features a retractable USB connection. This means you'll never lose the cap... more..

As cheapest of the 2GB units, if you're looking for a bargain you could do worse than find a good price on this Kingston model. more..

Right up there with the fastest of memory drives, the Firestix Type S was only a nose behind the Corsair Flash Voyager in our test. more..

The U3 software pre-installed on this device uses up about a quarter of its capacity, but the most annoying aspect is the titles are all trial versions of commercial software.. more..

This drive comes with its own compression software, which can also be used to password protect your files, making it nice and easy to do both tasks at the same time. more..

The Micro Vault Tiny is so small it has to come with a little rubber pocket to protect it, and a set of tweezers to help you insert and remove it from your computer. more..

If there's one thing that unites the vast majority of computer users, it's that we don't back up enough. more..

This external hard disk from Philips is the most straightforward of devices. A simple USB 2.0 connection means that Windows XP users can plug the disk straight into their computers...
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This disk has both Ethernet and USB connections, so you can either plug it into a router for sharing over a network or hook it up to a single PC. more..

This external drive is huge – boasting a hefty 750GB capacity. You can connect the disk to your PC using either USB or Firewire. more..

This hard disk is designed to plug into your home network so you can share your files around the house. The Ethernet connection offers a simple path into your network's router... more..

The Storage Gateway WLAN from Freecom is the most sophisticated device we tested. The disk itself has 160GB of space and can be attached to your network... more..

If you've already got an HD TV and your main reason to get external storage is to transfer videos and photos onto it, this is an ideal device. more..

This device offers great value for money for its capacity and features. It comes with automatic back-up software that can be used to back up... more..

The interesting thing about this model is that it has a memory card reader built in, so it's particularly handy for digital photographers or videographers who use such things. more..

Check out this portable hard disk that will transfer your movies, videos, music and pictures to your TV... more..

A device that'll keep your enormous media collection off your computer and share it around your home network. more..

This most diminutive of devices has an integrated top, so you'll never lose it. more..

This is a bit of a bargain if you're not particularly worried about speed or neck straps. more..

With more of an organic look than its Courier cousin, this is perfect for those with an eye for a clean curve more..

This funky red number is rugged and weather-proof, and comes with loads of accessories... more..

With all those photos, videos and music tracks on your PC, wouldn't it be great if you could just unplug your hard disk and hook it up to your TV? more..

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