SlashGear JapanVerbatim announced a new flash drive today that is seriously small. Dubbed the TUFF ‘N’ TINY, this USB drive is really about the thickness of a penny and measures in at only 1″ by 0.5″.
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Verbatim TUFF ‘N’ TUNY USB drive is super small
By Brenda Stokes on Tuesday, Aug 11th 2009 No CommentsIntel and Micron announce super-efficient 32Gb MLC NAND memory
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Intel and Micron have announced a new high-density, cost-effective memory chip, that could bring down the price of flash cards and USB drives. The chip uses 3-bit-per-cell (3bpc) multi-level cell (MLC) NAND technology and is manufactured on a 32nm production line; the two companies are calling it "the industry's smallest and most cost-effective 32-gigabit chip that is currently available on the market."
Verbatim TUFF-CLIP USB Drives now shipping
By Brenda Stokes on Monday, Aug 10th 2009 No CommentsVerbatim announced their TUFF-CLIP USB drives today which offer up both 4GB and 8GB capacities for people who need a bit of storage while on the go that’s not going to break apart from a slight bump or jostle.
Maxell get busy with broad new flash range
By Chris Davies on Tuesday, Aug 4th 2009 No CommentsMaxell have announced a new range of flash memory, and rather than picking a format and sticking to it they’ve splashed out on a whole bevy of products. The new storage includes a basic USB drive, through “Slider”, “360-degree” and “Style” models with retracting USB plug, flipping cover and encryption respectively, to microSD, SD and Compact Flash cards.
Super Talent 32GB Pico USB drives are world’s smallest
By Chris Davies on Wednesday, Jul 29th 2009 No CommentsSuper Talent have unveiled what they’re describing as the world’s smallest 32GB USB drive, squeezing 32GB of NAND flash into a water-resistant casing. In fact, six new models are on offer with the new capacity, each boasting up to 30MB/sec transfer rates.
Active Media switch Poles with WWF Polar Bear flash drive
By Chris Davies on Tuesday, Jul 21st 2009 No CommentsRemember that Active Media charity penguin flash drive from back in June? Someone has obviously told Active Media that not every portable storage buyer likes penguins, as the company is back with a polar bear version offering up to 16GB of storage and a donation to the WWF with every purchase.
Kingston 256GB DataTraveler 300 revealed
By Brenda Stokes on Monday, Jul 20th 2009 No CommentsKingston announced a new device today called the DataTraveler 300 and it packs in 256GB of storage space all in a slim flash drive design. Actually, it’s storage capacity breaks records, doubling the amount the closest competitor offers.
IronKey S200 USB Drive announced
By Brenda Stokes on Monday, Jul 13th 2009 No Comments
IronKey announced to the world today their latest flash drive offering. It’s called the S200 USB Drive and this gizmo is supposedly the most secure of its type currently available on the market.
This new flash drive meets FIPS 140-2, Level 3 validation, which is required for devices in government agencies and is currently the only USB drive to meet this standard. It’s super tough, tamper-resistant and features self-destruction circuitry for added protection.
It also has AES-256 encryption and can store up to 16GB of data. You can restrict networks on this drive as well as set up a read-only mode. You can enable anti-malware and anti-virus scanning if you wish as well. The IronKey S200 works with Windows 2000-running PCs or later, Mac OS X or later and Linux. We don’t know when the S200 will be released or how much it’ll cost, but we’ll keep you posted.
Sony 32GB Memory Stick Pro-HG Duo HX revealed
By Brenda Stokes on Monday, Jul 13th 2009 No CommentsSony announced the latest addition to the their Memory Stick Pro-HG Duo HX line today with a 32GB version that’s bigger than everything that’s come before it. In fact, it’s twice as large as Sony’s previous model.
64GB Xupreme flash drive is 1st compatible with Windows 7 claim A-DATA
By Chris Davies on Thursday, Jul 2nd 2009 No CommentsA-DATA have unveiled what they’re calling “the first flash drive compatible with Windows 7 (32-bit and 64-bit)”, though as far as we’ve heard there haven’t been many reported problems with existing drives and the Windows 7 RC. Still, if you’re looking for up to 64GB of portable storage then the A-DATA XPG Xupreme may be the drive of your dreams.
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