Score a point for SanDisk, the flash memory card maker who managed to convince Microsoft to let them be the ones to provide the official Xbox 360 USB Flash Drive. Microsoft added USB storage device ...

Last week, Microsoft confirmed rumors that the Xbox 360 would start supporting USB flash drives starting April 6. The move came after nearly four and a half years of Microsoft only offering ...

Microsoft has announced that on April 6 it will release a system update over Xbox Live that allows USB flash drive support for Xbox 360. This means you'll be able to use the drives for storing game ...

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. Following last week's rumors, Microsoft has confirmed plans to add USB storage support to the Xbox ...

A couple of listings have shown up on GameStop's website showing prices for the upcoming Xbox 360 flash memory drives, which will be produced by SanDisk. According to the retailer, each drive includes ...

Microsoft’s addition of USB drive support to the Xbox 360 is evidently another way for the giant to make a couple more bucks. Microsoft will be adding USB hard drive support to the Xbox 360 next week ...

May 5, 2010 - SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ: SNDK), the global leader in flash memory cards, today announced that it is shipping the Xbox 360® USB Flash Drive by SanDisk for the Microsoft Xbox 360 ...

Modding an Xbox 360 isn’t for the faint of heart, as the task requires knowledge of both hardware and software. This has kept it an incredibly niche use case. However, that might all change with the ...

SanDisk has just started selling its official Xbox 360 flash drive, which has been designed specifically for the Xbox 360. This new flash drive comes pre-configured to work straight out of the box ...

Last week, rumors surfaced that Microsoft was planning to introduce USB memory device support for the Xbox 360 through a firmware update this year. Not only has that rumor proven true, but gamers ...

No great surprise, but as of April 6th – and a system update – Xbox 360 owners will be able to use USB flash drives to store their profiles, game-saves, demos and other data from the console.