InnoDisk looks to have come up with a solution for those looking for a little ReadyBoost action in Vista but not willing to give up a USB port for the pleasure, announcing a drive that bypasses ...

The drive is selling for about $15, which isn't too bad for a 2GB ReadyBoost drive. InnoDisk ReadyBoost USB Drive Goes Internal [via everythingusb] ...

Thumb drives used to be so cool. They came in every shape and material, from little plastic rectangles to rubber wristbands, novelty animals, and pens sporting a built-in USB-drive. We used to ...

As he notes, many people are in for a rude shock when they plug in a USB flash drive, Compact Flash card, or SD card and expect it work well with the new ReadyBoost feature in Windows Vista.

If you're running Windows Vista, or thinking about it, then you might know what ReadyBoost is. If you don't, it's essentially a way to cache some of the system page file to a USB drive. The result ...

Anyone who caught our Windows upgrade guide might have caught a glimpse of a new Windows Vista feature Microsoft's quick to tout: ReadyBoost, which allows you to use a USB drive as another layer ...

Like the ReadyBoost drive we saw from InnoDisk, this one won't take up any of your precious USB ports.It uses one of the internal ports that you will usually find free on the inside of most PCs ...

Having a flash drive constantly plugged in is awkward because they stick out at a right angle to the case. These new drives from Apacer can twist to lay flat against the laptop, which is far tidier.

I'm looking for a recommendation for a Flash Drive to use for ReadyBoost-ing my box. Specifically, I'd like a brand, and a size.At the moment, I'm leaning toward a Corsair 1GB TurboFlash drive ...

Companies including Dell, Microsoft and Intel announce the formation of a new group to promote the adoption of nonvolatile memory, or NAND flash, in PC storage applications. (ExtremeTech) ...