Tag Archive for 'flash-drive'
Sony raised the bar with the announcement of USMGLX series PocketBit USB memory stick. The new lineup has 5 models, each with different storage capacity ranged from 1GB, 2GB, 4Gb, 8GB to 16GB. The Pocketbit is Mac and PC compatible with Vista-readyboost ability. It has a cool LED lit and high speed reading transfer rate [...]
If you have been (not so) patiently waiting for the Everex CloudBook notebook to come out, and just can’t wait any longer, you can create the same thing on an Eee PC. All you have to do is go find the latest build of the gOS and then get the Ubuntu drivers for your Eee, [...]
The low-end versions of ASUS’ Eee laptop have received much of the attention - not least because of their bargain basement price tags - but up at the top they’re having problems keeping up with demand for their 8GB model. SLC (single-level cell) NAND flash memory, which the Eee uses for storage instead of a traditional hard-drive, [...]
That’s right; you can now get a thin-client in a mobile form. It doesn’t have a hard drive per se, but rather a 1GB flash drive that can hold the Windows XPe OS and maybe a few other apps, likely just the ones necessary to access the remote apps.
If I had to pick two qualities that I thought products needed to have in order to sell they would be: geek factor and necessity, in that order. These domino look-a-likes are actually USB flash drives and therefore possess both qualities.
Kingston was showing off 4 new flash drives, the one I was most impressed with is the HyperX one. I mean, their HyperX PC memory is impressive so I can only expect similar speeds from this flash drive, and it delivers with a write speed of 20MB/second and read speed that’s 10MB/second faster, this thing [...]
So transcend has a new flash drive, the capacity is 16GB and its being billed as “budget”. I don’t know how much cheaper it will be, but 16GB flash drives are generally not cheap.
If the 2, 4, 8, and 16 gigabyte capacities weren’t large enough for you, you’ll be happy to know they’ve moved up on the binary scale to a new 32GB capacity. These flash drives are nearly impossible to destroy, they are element proof and have had all sorts of nasty things done to them in [...]
I don’t know about you, but I hate having to convert my videos to whatever format/dimensions/size the device I am trying to load them onto requires, so you better believe I am happy to hear about what Pinnacle is bringing to the table. You plug in this device, and your choice of iPod Video, iPod [...]
So, Crucial is dropping their own SSD drives, initially in 32 and 64 gigabyte capacities, but that will likely grow. They connect to your computer via SATA meaning they are hot-swappable, but there is another twist.
