X-bit Labs tested the Corsair Flash Voyager 8GB against the 8GB Seagate USB Pocket Hard Drive, to see which portable solution offers the best way to get your data while on the go.   Both serve the same purpose and hold the same amount of data, but the Corsair is flash based, while the Seagate product contains 1" platters similar to the ones found in all HDDs.  Without even testing the durability of these two portable storage solutions, they can spot a clear winner based on speed.

If you are looking for bigger, less portable storage, then check out Ryan's review of the Western Digital WD7500AAKS 750GB Hard Drive.

"Hard disk drives built on 1-inch platters and USB flash drives. Same size, same storage capacity, same

functionality. But similar technologies very rarely can exist side by side: competition inevitably eliminates one of

them. Which one has better chances today?"

Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:

  
Storage

• Western Digital RaptorX

  WD1500AHFD 150GB Clear Top SATA Hard Drive Review @ PCSTATS

• Destructive Testing Gets Saucy! @ PC Stats
• Windows XP Thumb Drive Edition Is Real @ OSWeekly
• LaCie Big Disk Extreme+ (2TB) Review

  @ Digital Trends

• Cyber Snipa USB Dog

  Tags Review @ HardwareLogic

• Corsair Flash PadLock 2GB @ Phoronix
• IZO Voyager Dual Fan 3.5 Inch Hard Drive Cooler @ Futurelooks
• Tagan ICYBOX Enclosure @

  GideonTech