The memory card giant confirms what Panasonic's controversial guidance implied: CFexpress cards run hotter than SD, and the ...

Lexar has been showing off its new NM1090 Gen5 SSD for a while now, but the company has finally unleashed it onto retail shelves... offering 12GB/sec+ Gen5 SSD speeds, and a new upgraded cooling ...

My high-level access to Lexar's China operations shed light on why the price of your camera's memory cards is ticking up ...

IT’S not just fuel prices and the cost of living that are going up. The quality of video and image resolutions is increasing ...

The new Lexar SL500 SSD is available as a Magnetic Kit which can attach to the back of a MagSafe phone like Apple's iPhone 15. When paired with an iPhone 15 Pro or iPhone 15 Pro Max, users can capture ...

TL;DR: Lexar launches new Gen4 and Gen5 SSDs, featuring the flagship Professional NM1090 PRO PCIe 5.0 SSD with up to 14GB/s read and 13GB/s write speeds. The Gen5 model offers advanced heat control, ...

There’s no such thing as storage that’s too fast — but there is storage that’s so fast you can’t even utilize it to its maximum hardware potential. Such is the case for Lexar’s newest SD card. Lexar’s ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Lexar Professional SL600 SSD held in a hand. Despite their pedigree in manufacturing other types of storage, Lexar is probably not ...

SAN JOSE, Calif., July 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Lexar, a leading global brand of flash memory solutions, is excited to announce the Lexar ® PLAY 2280 SE PCIe 4.0 4TB SSD. This drive delivers 7000MB/s ...

Lexar has launched a new solid state drive (SSD) in a single 4TB capacity (for now) and make no mistake, it's taking direct aim on PlayStation 5 owners. Called the Lexar Play, the full-sized M.2 2280 ...

Here's a true story. It's Thanksgiving. We're getting the kids packed for dinner with friends across town. We know it's going to be football or some bad "grown up" movie on the TV, which will bore our ...

Toshiba Corp. has been ordered by a California jury to pay $84 million in punitive damages to Lexar Media Inc. for stealing trade secrets, taking Lexar’s total award in the case to $465 million.