USBminne
USBminne is the Swedish term for a USB memory device, typically referring to a USB flash drive used to store and transport digital data. A USBminne generally consists of NAND flash memory, a flash controller, and a USB interface, and it appears to a computer as a USB mass storage device. Capacities range from a few gigabytes to multiple terabytes, with performance varying by memory type, controller, and USB standard.
Historically, USBminnen emerged as a compact alternative to removable media in the late 1990s and early 2000s,
Technically, a USBminne connects via various USB connectors, commonly USB-A or USB-C, and supports multiple USB
Security and reliability considerations include wear on flash memory, which is mitigated by wear leveling and