Corsair Introduces Survivor Rugged Flash Drive

Written by Richard Blanchard on April 30th, 2007. Posted in Flash Storage, Rugged Flash Drives, USB News

corsair survivor flash drive

We’ve seen rugged flash drives before, we’ve seen indestructible flash drives before, but to throw a flash drive in mud really drives home the point of a rugged flash drive.

Corsair introduces their latest USB entry, the Survivor, design for those with a very active lifestyle.

Apparently there is a world of extreme sports going on where flash memory is apart of the ensemble.

None-the-less;

“Corsair has built the Flash Survivor family specifically for customers with a “Bring It On” attitude, someone who doesn’t want to worry if his/her equipment can stand up to the active lifestyle they lead,”

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A couple bullet points about the durability include:

  • Shock proof – triple point protection
  • Encased in CNC carved aluminum
  • Rubber collar shielding
  • Two end caps to re-enforce hollow tub and prevents collapsing when abused.

Available in 4GB and 8GB sizes for $130 and $60 respectively.

We’ve requested a sample for 3rd party real-world testing, we’ll get back to you with results.

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