ExpressCard

Sonnet's US$150 EchoExpressCard/34 Thunderbolt Adapter provides a way to link a range of existing peripherals such as USB 3.0, FireWire 800, eSATA, Gigabit Ethernet and high speed memory cards through a single Thunderbolt port.

TRENDnet is offering a 2 port Express Card Module (TU3-H2EC) for laptops and a 2 port PCI-Express adaptor (TU3-H2PIE) for desktops.

Seagate's ultra-slim BlackArmor PS110 Performance Kit achieves true sustained data transfer speeds of 100MB/s

StarTech.com has a two-port ExpressCard USB 3.0 adapter that quickly and inexpensively gives your laptop two USB 3.0 ports.

SanDisk’s new line of Extreme Pro CompactFlash memory cards prove that not all memory cards are created equal by offering 90MB/s peak read and write speeds – that’s double the performance of previous SanDisk high-end camera memory cards.

The Toshiba Satellite P500

Newton Peripherals has turned its attention to headsets, producing a tiny device that weighs 9 grams, is about a third the size of a credit-card, and so thin – at 5 mm - that it can be stored and charged inside a laptop’s express card slot.

The latest MacBook Pro range has taken one step forward and another back, with FireWire returning to the 13" while ExpressCard disappears from the 15" model.

Sprint’s new Sierra Wireless AirCard 402 is a mobile broadband card that should come in handy for owners of multiple laptops with its ability to connect via both ExpressCard and PC Card slots thanks to a locking 2-in1 adapter.

Gigabyte’s T1028 manages to straddle a few categories with its netbook size and specs, touchscreen capabilities and rotating screen.

Gizmag's Dave Weinstein has been putting the Lenovo W700ds (dual-screen) notebook to the test, read on for his full report.

First International Computer's CW001 netbook is destined for US shores after arriving in the FCC database on the 31st of December last year. The 10.4-inch, Atom-based netbook is noteworthy for finding room for both a DVD-RW optical drive and an ExpressCard/34 slot - which appears to be a first for t