The Dual M.2 Adapter serves as a cornerstone of the Framework Laptop 16’s modular Expansion Bay system, offering users a versatile solution for enhancing their device’s capabilities.

Sabrent's super-fast Thunderbolt 3-based M.2 NVMe SSD enclosure is on sale, down from $90 to $60 -- it's rated for 1600MB/sec.

The adapter measures 65 x 56.6mm and is designed to sit atop a Raspberry Pi 5 and connect to the little computer via a short ribbon cable that plugs into the Raspberry Pi 5’s single-lane PCIe 2. ...

Framework’s new Dual M.2 Adapter is a small board that allows you to add two more M.2 2230/2242/2260/2280 modules to a Framework Laptop 16. Among other things, this lets you give the laptop up ...

I'm a little confused. Razer just announced its new Thunderbolt 5 dock, a high-speed hub for up to three 4K monitors running from one gaming laptop. The thing is, the only rig in this brand's arsenal ...

What form factor do you need Do you need USB, PCIe, or M.2 to attach the adapter to your computer Depending on the computer you're buying the Wi-Fi adapter for, you might need one of three types.

Macworld At a glance Expert's Rating Pros ・14 ports ・Up to 4x 4K at 60Hz displays ・2x 8K at 60Hz display ・2.5Gb Ethernet ...

The adapter only allows PCIe 3.0 drives and is limited to two of the four available PCIe lanes, restricting SSD speeds to a maximum of 2 GB per second, which is still as fast as CFexpress.

It won't even fit due to the m.2 slot keying, so "handicapping" is kind of an understatement. Passive adapters like the linked one cannot convert a PCIe (NVMe is a strict subset of PCIe, though ...

As you could guess from the name, it is exactly what we've been talking about: an adapter to connect M.2 SSDs to the Switch 2's MicroSD Express slot.