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This example demonstrates how to read and write files to an SD card using the ESP32-C6 microcontroller via SPI interface. This example works of of the box for the ...

A good UHS-I card is quick enough for most people’s needs, and the Lexar Professional Silver Plus is the best value of the ones we’ve tested. Paired with Lexar’s USB card reader, it consistently ...

There’s no shortage of eReaders featuring E Ink displays. But the Diptyx eReader stands out in a few ways: it has two E Ink displays and a hinge in the middle that lets you open and close the device ...

The SanDisk 2TB Extreme microSDXC Memory Card is on sale for Amazon's October Prime Day event. This memory card is discounted by 65%, marking its lowest price of the year. The 2TB card can store up to ...

Update: This deal has now expired! If you'd still rather spend a bit less on a 512GB or 256GB memory card, Walmart’s Onn microSDs are also another option (if they are currently in stock). Otherwise, ...

The Switch 2 is the first mainstream device to require microSD Express for storage expansion, so there aren’t many options available to buy just yet. Of the small handful of compatible models we’ve ...

Memory cards might not be the most exciting purchase, but they’re indispensable - without one, even the best camera is useless. I always stock up on SanDisk 64GB Ultra SDXC UHS-I cards, not for their ...

What Is Credit Card Cloning? Credit card cloning is the electronic theft of data from a credit card to enable unauthorized charges in the victim's name. This practice is also called credit card ...

Diptyx is a dual-screen e-reader that opens and closes like a real book. It is hitting the Crowd Supply crowdfunding platform soon.

Few devices have integrated into my daily photography and video work as smoothly as the Workflow Go. It enables me to offload memory cards directly to the SSD module, then view and share files without ...

In Sunday's Your Turn article "Wake Up America! Register and vote to save our democracy" (Oct. 5), I was blown away that someone would actually write an article and make up their own facts − and ...