Various options for a variety of situations, SanDisk has portable SSDs with blazingly fast speeds and wireless sticks that can hold multiple season's worth of shows. Indeed, it's a good time to be alive.

SanDisk unveiled a new wireless flash drive, the Connect Wireless Stick which is available in four storage capacities of 16, 32, 64 and 128GB. Read on to find out more about the Connect Wireless Stick.

Toshiba has introduced the Canvio AeroMobile, a wireless SSD that lets you store, stream, and share files and media from mobile devices without the need for a cable. Weighing just 119g, it includes 128GB of storage capacity, and features a built-in rechargeable battery with up to eight hours of battery life for video streaming.

Storage management can be a chore, so SanDisk released a 64GB wireless flash drive to alleviate storage woes for mobile devices that are bursting to their seams with content.

Kingston has added a new 128GB model to the Wi-Drive product line. This addition will join existing 16GB, 32GB and 64GB models, allowing even more sharing on Wi-Fi enabled devices.

Patriot Memory has released the new Gauntlet Node, its new wireless personal storage enclosure which the company had revealed earlier this year at Computex 2012.

Cloud storage might be on the rise, but if you want uninterrupted media entertainment on the move, it's best to have your media files on the intended playback device or store them in portable wireless media storage options that you can stow away in your bag. Patriot's Gauntlet Node is one new option for the latter choice.

The Kingston Wi-Drive is a portable, wireless external storage device that expands your iOS device's storage capability. Sounds good on paper? But in reality, we found it to be restricted and frustrating to use. We share our findings.

The GoFlex Satellite is a battery-powered external hard drive that enables extending the storage capacity of any Wi-Fi enabled mobile device. It can stream media to 3 Wi-Fi enabled devices concurrently and has up to 5 hours of battery life.

The Singapore-developed iTwin device allows users to easily upload, download, or edit any file on either computer, creating a robust, peer-to-peer, hardware-enabled, AES-256 encrypted connection between the two computers.