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From 1GB to 1TB: Why USB Flash Drives Can Never Go Back to Small Capacities
Back in 2002, 1GB was top-tier spec. Today, even Kingston's entry-level models start at 64GB. Engadget breaks down the evolution of NAND technology and cost structures to explain why small-capacity flash drives have all but vanished from the market.

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New USB Drive Out of the Box? Here's Why You Should Format It First (NTFS vs exFAT vs FAT32 Explained)
That brand-new USB drive you just bought might not actually be formatted the way you need it. Engadget breaks down how to format on Windows and explains when to use NTFS, exFAT, or FAT32.

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Samsung SSD Prices Triple in Half a Year — USB Flash Drives Are Suddenly the Smart Buy
The AI boom has sent SSD prices through the roof — Samsung's 990 Pro jumped from $318 to $1,100 — and suddenly the humble USB flash drive everyone used to mock is the most cost-effective way for regular people to move files around.