The Corsair 32GB Survivor USB flash drive Corsair said the drives come with TrueCrypt open-source security software that uses AES 256-bit encryption for Windows Vista, XP and 2000 systems only.

But I'm posting it because, well, it's a 32GB flash drive for 15 bucks! A brown flash drive, by the way, with a built-in rotating cap. Not my favorite design, but at least the cap will never get lost.

The HP HPFD302M 32GB OTG Flash Drive allows users to quickly transfer music, photos, movies, videos and files from your mobile device to the PC or vice versa. Users can store, share and transfer ...

The DiskGO retails for $399.95, which compared to similar drives, is a real bargain. It may not be the best-looking flash drive on the market, but in this market, size is all that really matters.

Science Intel 32Gb flash sets stage for solid-state drives The new 32-gigabit NAND flash chip marks a big step up from the 16-gigabit technology Intel introduced about a year ago.

To kick things off, we’re taking a look at one of Super Talent’s thumb drives, the 32GB SuperCrypt. This drive is much more than a thumb drive upgraded from USB 2.0 to 3.0, as it features a JMicron ...

Corsair Survivor GTR 32GB Flash Drive by Rob Williams on June 21, 2010 in Storage As the market begins to fill up with USB 3.0 storage devices, it might seem like we’re nearing a USB 2.0 end. But that ...

Samsung rolled out a 2.5-inch, 32GB flash drive that the company intends to market as a hard drive replacement unit. As it is with solid-state anything, it uses up just a fraction of the energy of ...

The latest iOS flash drive in our hands is the i-FlashDrive MAX from PhotoFast. This solution, like many others, is a dual headed solution with USB 3.0 capabilities on one end while the opposite ...

Samsung commanded our undivided attention when it announced its 32GB flash drive, and now TDK rolls out its interpretation of a 32GB NAND flash memory drive. This one hooks up to a standard IDE ...

Also, 32GB of NAND flash is much more expensive than the equivalent disk-based hard drive. At present, 1GB of NAND flash costs around $30, compared to around 70 cents for 1GB of disk.

Fortunately, SanDisk has taken the first steps to potentially ending all of this. The company has developed a new solid-state 32GB hard drive for notebooks that is based entirely on NAND flash RAM.