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51 SanDisk debuts Type-C 'Plug and Stay' flash drive that never needs to be taken out of your laptop — get up to 1TB of extra storage for just $120, with 400MB/s transfer speeds

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Tom's Hardware · today 12:19 EDT

SanDisk debuts Type-C 'Plug and Stay' flash drive that never needs to be taken out of your laptop — get up to 1TB of extra storage for just $120, with 400MB/s transfer speeds

SanDisk has created a new flash drive designed to be permanently integrated into your device, serving as a secondary storage solution.

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