This document discusses recent storage devices. It defines storage devices as hardware used to store, port, and extract data either permanently or temporarily. There are two main types: primary storage, like RAM, which is small and temporary; and secondary storage, like hard disks, which are larger and permanent. Recent examples highlighted include the Toshiba P300 3TB and WD Blue 1TB internal hard drives, and the Seagate IronWolf 10TB for network-attached storage. External devices discussed are the Buffalo DriveStation DDR, Samsung Portable SSD T3, and G-Technology's BlackBox Plus hard drive. Key specifications like capacity, speed, price and warranty periods are provided for each.