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Computex 2024 is underway, and we've already seen four gaming handhelds unveiled throughout. These are the Asus ROG Ally X, MSI Claw 8 AI Plus, Zotac Zone, and Adata XPG NIA.

Adata looks set to jump on the handheld PC gaming bandwagon with a new device called the XPG Nia. The special features of the handheld are its upgradable RAM and storage – delivering a first for the industry.

Micron's consumer brand, Crucial Memory, has been putting extra focus on the SSD market over the last few quarters. The brand was marketing entry-level QLC drives in the 2018 - 2022 time frame. Recently, emphasis has also been placed on cutting-edge SSDs - both internal (such as the Gen4 T500…

Adata's Invader X Pro case uses a single piece of curved glass for both the side and top panels.

ADATA’s external solid-state drive offers triple protection and high-speed data transfer, ideal for outdoor professionals.

When the USB4 specification emerged several years ago, it was quickly positioned as a less expensive alternative to the Thunderbolt 3 technology which ruled the market of high-performance direct-attached storage (DAS) devices and docking stations. Since then, we've seen multiple USB4 docks hit the market, but USB4 DASes and SSDs…

ADATA’s LEGEND 970 Gen 5 SSD is capable of reading and writing at up to 10,000MB/s with active cooling to help sustain those speeds.

ADATA’s SE920 external SSD is a powerful piece of kit, albeit with some glaring limitations.

Adata has announced the SE920, the company's first USB4 external SSD with blazing-fast transfer speeds of up to 3.8 GB/s.