PixelMob is a portable storage device that's basically a computer. Positioned as a multi-function gadget for photographers and other creative professionals that want to back up their work on the go, it's a palm-sized gadget with 3 M.2 slots with support for PCIe 3.0 NVMe SSDs, SD card, microSD and CFExpress readers, and Thunderbolt 4 and USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A and Type-C ports.

The PocketCloud is a modular storage solution designed to function as a portable hard drive, a backup device for camera SD cards, and a network-attached storage solution with wireless and wired capabilities. It does all of that thanks to a two-part design. Most of the hardware is built into a small, portable gadget that lets you use an M.2 2280 SSD to back up or access your data on the go.

The UnifyDrive UP6 is a portable computer that's also a network-attached storage device. Or maybe it's a NAS that's also a portable computer. Either way, it's an unusual solution that you can use as a PC or file server at home, a portable storage backup device on the go, or even as a (sort of) tablet thanks to the built-in battery and touchscreen display.

Earlier this year UnifyDrive introduced a portable computer that's designed to be a network attached storge (NAS) device you can use anywhere. The UP6 is basically a purpose-built mini PC with an Intel Core Ultra 125H processor, support for up to 96GB of RAM, up to 48TB of storage, a touchscreen display, and a battery. Nearly a year later, you can now…

Macworld At a glanceExpert's Rating Pros Super portable, clever, and versatile design Runs off an internal battery or USB power Attaches via ethernet or USB SD/TF and CFe card slots Wi-Fi hotspot and...