Computex 08: The 4GB kit at 2000MHz Corsair has showcased its 4GB DDR3 kit at Computex and the company's suite also had a few PSUs, including the 1000W one.

Photos, maps, documents, trail guides and GPS coordinates now by and large reside as virtual media, just zeros and ones of binary code, magnetic blips on a disk or a drive somewhere (hopefully) safe and secure.

We're big fans of memory here. Remembering stuff is a fundamental part of being human and without it computers would suck. And the flash industry has really upped its game over the last couple of years, bringing the price of memory chips down while pushing their capacities up.

Corsair claims its new 16GB high-performance 'GT' Flash Voyager is the fastest USB flash drive made. Although this is a bold claim, my tests showed it's not marketing hype.

Corsair has the competition beat on...