While both Intel and Samsung are promising big drops in SSD prices by the year’s end for now they still cost plenty. Unless you want to take the DIY route, and use this nifty gizmo from Century which ...

Everyone needs more digital storage these days, especially as file sizes continue to grow and companies supply devices with criminally low amounts to begin with. Orico's ClearLink M.2 2TB DIY portable ...

In the mood for an upgrade? Feeling like doing it yourself rather than paying for someone else to do it? Other World Computing has the answer. The company has just revealed new do-it-yourself SSD kits ...

During a stroll in Hall One we came across a Japanese company called Century that makes various storage accessories. What peaked our interest were three different devices, all performing pretty much ...

A video preview on TweakTown shows off a new piece of hardware from PhotoFast, whose DIY SSDs have been a barren source of amusement since their launch and ensuing obscurity last year. The new drive ...

Gah, here's today's leading competitor in "so much promise, but nope" race: Century's SDB25SD DIY Solid State Drive (SSD). A little background for those out of the hard drive loop: SSD is flash-based ...

Welcome to the maiden voyage of DIY PC, a regular feature customized for the PC builder and enthusiast. Circle back every Tuesday at noon Pacific time to discover the latest component news, hardware ...

The kit allows owners of the MacBook, MacBook Pro, and Mac mini to upgrade the hard drive and replace it with a solid-state drive (SSD) from OWC. The kit comes with OWC’s 2.5-inch Mercury Extreme Pro ...

Since upgrading to a Macbook Air, my 'beast' of an i7 iMac now feels pokey, constrained by it's slow I/O. But the monitor is still great and I like the form factor with built-in DVD drive, so I can't ...

Jacob Kastrenakes is The Verge’s executive editor. He has covered tech, policy, and online creators for over a decade. Mac Pro owners could already expand their storage by purchasing third-party ...

Why it matters: The Steam Deck is a lot more upgradeable/repairable than many modern devices, and that's a good thing. However, Valve still doesn't want you to crack ...