Memory stick

A memory stick, also known as a USB flash drive, is a small, portable device used to store digital data. It connects to a computer or other electronic device via a USB port. Inside, it contains memory chips that hold files, documents, photos, or videos. Because of its compact size and ease of use, it’s a popular tool for transferring and backing up data quickly and conveniently. Memory sticks are durable, require no power source to operate once plugged in, and are widely used for personal, professional, and educational purposes.