BiWin's tiny CL 100 Mini SSD targets compatible gaming handhelds

Tom's Hardware reports that BiWin's CL 100 Mini measures 15 by 17 millimeters and uses an NVMe 1.4 interface over PCIe 4.0. It is intended for specific handheld systems with matching slots, including devices from OneXPlayer and GPD, rather than general M.2 upgrades. The review says the drive uses a Silicon Motion controller and Samsung TLC NAND, with sequential read speeds listed up to 3,700 MB/s. The form factor offers another route to portable-game storage expansion, while its device-specific fit limits wider compatibility.