Acquire the James Bond USB flash drive with official 007 mark. Available from SonyStyle the 1GB flash drive also comes loaded with exclusive footage of the new Casino Royale movie staring Daniel Craig. The movie is based off the first book by Ian Fleming
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Solid Alliance creates the limit for expensive flash memory with their $800USD flash drive called the Mottainai. It’s got 24K gold and crystal settings from Satsuma Kiriko (a who’s-who glass maker in Japan). Although gold is the shinny layer on the outside the enclosure is mostly made of bronze. The heavy weight goes along with the heavy price. Aren’t flash drives inertly designed to be light-weight and portable?
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PQI released the world’s first retractable USB port on a USB flash drive. By doing this, PQI completely eliminates the need for a cap to cover the USB connector, just simply slide the connector back into the chassis of the flash drive. Like other PQI Cool Drive series, the Cool Drive U350 comes with USB Notebook Professional security and personal management software. In September,
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Mimoco supply a full breath of USB storage products and bring them to life with their artist rendition gadgets. Their latest is the Star Wars Chewbacca mimobot. If you’re into this kinda thing, then preorder your drive now as only 2,500 are being made.
The limited edition mimobot will also carry exclusive Star Wars content. Mimoco must have one heck of a connection to get exclusive content from control freak George Lucas. Capacities range from 1GB to 4GBs and prices from $79 to $170USD respectively. So belly up with a non-refundable $10 deposit and book your 2 3/8in. Wookie.
TrustedSignins from SanDisk sounds dangerously close to the IDVault we talked about back in July. The TrustedSignins UFD (USB Flash Drive) is a security tool based off a dual-factor authentication process. The dual factor is A) something you know, such as your password and B) something you have, such as the TrustedSignins UFD.
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Without the help of U3 Lotus Notes is ready for portability. Lotus Notes 7.0.2 runs the entire application from your UFD so the new software lets workers on the go carry their entire email system on a key chain or in their pocket, eliminating the need to carry a notebook. With a simple USB connection a collaborator can turn any personal computer into a replica of their office workplace.
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USB flash drives continue to pave the way on how people use solid state memory. First we had the simple replacement of the floppy via USB thumb drive, then our beloved U3 platform for portable applications, now we see bands releasing music on flash drives. I don’t think we’ll ever see that from Compact Flash or Sony and their Memory Stick.
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I was about to mention folks in Seattle will love this flash drive, but since New York gets more rain fall per year, it’s the big apple city slickers who’ll appreciate this one. Kingston released a rugged USB flash drive that is water proof up to 4 feet. So if you’re puddle jumping and this jumps from your pocket, the data is safe and secure.
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A supercharged U3 flash drive from A-DATA includes seven of the most popular U3 applications pre-installed. The U3 Launch pad software found on the My Flash A-DATA unit works under the operating systems of Windows 2000, XP or later. Due to the recognition feature of the U3 software,
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Typically we don’t give kudos to “competing” storage devices to that of USB but since SanDisk was nice enough to create a USB Micro Mate card reader for the Ultra II Secure Digital media card we chimed in for a post.
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With the number of employees working out of a home office increasing drastically over the past 10 years, many are good at what they do, but are in no way computer technicians and can often get stuck when computer problems arise. To that end, TechRepublic created a portable IT flash drive to help those in need.
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Acquire the James Bond USB flash drive with official 007 mark. Available from SonyStyle the 1GB flash drive also comes loaded with exclusive footage of the new Casino Royale movie staring Daniel Craig. The movie is based off the first book by Ian Fleming
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Solid Alliance creates the limit for expensive flash memory with their $800USD flash drive called the Mottainai. It’s got 24K gold and crystal settings from Satsuma Kiriko (a who’s-who glass maker in Japan). Although gold is the shinny layer on the outside the enclosure is mostly made of bronze. The heavy weight goes along with the heavy price. Aren’t flash drives inertly designed to be light-weight and portable?
Continue Reading
PQI released the world’s first retractable USB port on a USB flash drive. By doing this, PQI completely eliminates the need for a cap to cover the USB connector, just simply slide the connector back into the chassis of the flash drive. Like other PQI Cool Drive series, the Cool Drive U350 comes with USB Notebook Professional security and personal management software. In September,
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TrustedSignins from SanDisk sounds dangerously close to the IDVault we talked about back in July. The TrustedSignins UFD (USB Flash Drive) is a security tool based off a dual-factor authentication process. The dual factor is A) something you know, such as your password and B) something you have, such as the TrustedSignins UFD.
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Without the help of U3 Lotus Notes is ready for portability. Lotus Notes 7.0.2 runs the entire application from your UFD so the new software lets workers on the go carry their entire email system on a key chain or in their pocket, eliminating the need to carry a notebook. With a simple USB connection a collaborator can turn any personal computer into a replica of their office workplace.
Continue Reading
A supercharged U3 flash drive from A-DATA includes seven of the most popular U3 applications pre-installed. The U3 Launch pad software found on the My Flash A-DATA unit works under the operating systems of Windows 2000, XP or later. Due to the recognition feature of the U3 software,
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Typically we don’t give kudos to “competing” storage devices to that of USB but since SanDisk was nice enough to create a USB Micro Mate card reader for the Ultra II Secure Digital media card we chimed in for a post.
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Quack did a great job incorporating the U Safe technology mentioned a couple days ago in their new eGO storage drive. This USB powered gadget is the first US company to integrate the U Safe technology. So what is U-Safe?
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With the number of employees working out of a home office increasing drastically over the past 10 years, many are good at what they do, but are in no way computer technicians and can often get stuck when computer problems arise. To that end, TechRepublic created a portable IT flash drive to help those in need.
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