Sandisk Shows Pokémon-Themed USB-C Flash Drive and Portable SSD
Sandisk announced officially licensed Pokémon storage: the Mew USB-C Flash Drive up to 128 GB and the Mewtwo Portable SSD up to 1 TB with 1,000 MB/s read speeds and 2m drop protection. The article is a straightforward product announcement, well-sourced and factual.
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