A typical 2.5-inch SSD with a physical SATA interface will have both a SATA data connector (which connects, in a desktop, to one of the SATA ports on the motherboard) and a wider, blade-like “SATA-style” power connector.

M.2 refers to an SSD form factor that resembles a stick of chewing gum.

A PCIe SSD (PCIe solid-state drive) is a high-speed expansion card that attaches a computer to its peripherals.

CFast cards combine the CompactFlash (CF) card form factor and the Serial ATA (SATA) interface into a single product. CFast™ cards can replace both HDDs and CompactFlash cards in applications requiring small form factors, high endurance and the ability to withstand shock, vibration, extreme temperatures (-40°C to +85°C), and rough environmental conditions

Secure Digital (SD) memory cards have a widespread use in industrial and automotive applications, ranging from read only applications as in navigation systems to utilization as boot media, for video recording or data logging.

Micro form factor of SD cards

USB Flash Drives are a high performance, reliable USB storage solution designed for embedded and industrial applications.

A PCIe 3.1 /NVMe 1.3 product with DRAM support and up to 4 lane operation mode offers both a high performance and short latency for modern applications.