No great surprise, but as of April 6th - and a system update - Xbox 360 owners will be able to use USB flash drives to store their profiles, game-saves, demos and other data from the console. Confirmed by Major Nelson, the system will create a user-definable Xbox 360 partition on the drive - up to 16GB in size - and gamers can hook up two at a time for up to 32GB of storage.
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‘Flash Drive’ Stories
Xbox 360 USB Storage update coming April 6th
Active Media Products offers eSATA/USB flash drive
Active Media Products has a full line of storage devices and SSDs that use solid state storage. Some of the devices are flash drives and others are SSDs designed to be used inside computers. Active Media Products has unveiled a new flash drive that is designed to work on both eSATA and USB equipped machines.
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Kanguru whips out Defender Elite remotely manageable flash drive with hardware encryption
Data security is at the front of many minds in the business world. With the ease that data can be copied to and from portable devices today and the fact that these devices are easily lost or stolen means sensitive data has to be protected. Kanguru has a new flash drive that has achieved the FIPS 140-2 certification for data security called the Kanguru Defender Elite.
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Corsair Flash Voyager GTR flash drive launches
Corsair has a full line of memory products including RAM for computers, SSD storage, and flash drives. The company unveiled the newly updated Corsair Padlock 2 that was unveiled last month. Corsair has unveiled a new flash drive called the Flash Voyager GTR today.
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Kingston DataTraveler 310 256GB flash drive ships in US
Kingston has offered 256GB flash drives before, but for some reason decided not to offer the 256GB DataTraveler 200 in America. The reason was probably the roughly $900 price tag the drive had when it debuted last summer in the UK. Kingston has decided the time is right for a massive capacity flash drive in America and has announced it is now shipping the DataTraveler 310 with 256GB of storage.
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Corsair Padlock 2 flash drive packs 256-bit hardware encryption
Back in 2007, Corsair pulled the wraps off its original Padlock flash drive. The Padlock was a square flash drive with a number pad on the front where you put in a code to unlock the drive and gain access to the data on it. Corsair has now unveiled the next generation Padlock.
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Onix International offers EncryptStick for Mac and Windows
There are lots of people out there who have data on their computer that they don't want unauthorized people accessing. Whatever you need to keep safe from your collection of 80's music to personal information like medical records encryption is the way to go. Onix International has announced that the latest EncryptStick Version 4.1 flash drive is now available.
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MotKey USB drive unveiled
There are lots of people out there who keep a flash drive with them at all times. A flash drive can be used to share photos, carry documents, and lots more. With many people keeping a flash drive on them at all times one of the most popular places to carry a drive is on a keychain.
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Kingston debuts ultra-secure DataTraveler 5000 flash drive
Not too long ago Kingston had to recall some of its secure flash drives because a flaw was found in the encryption used that allowed the security protocols to be bypassed. Kingston wasn't the only flash drive maker that had to recall secure drives because of the flaw. Today Kingston has unveiled a new flash drive that uses hardware approved by the DoD for the transportation of classified documents.
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Lockheed Martin announces IronClad secure PC on a stick
Keeping your data safe when you store it on a flash drive is a big deal for many users. If you work with sensitive documents or carry personal data like medical records on a flash drive the need for security is even more important. Lockheed Martin has announced a new PC on a Stick called IronClad.
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Kingston to replace affected secure flash drives with new products
You may or may not have heard that an exploit was found that would allow unauthorized users to bypass the security on flash drives that use certain types of encryption. That means that any confidential files on the drives could be accessed when the user thought they were encrypted and secure. This could create a big problem for businesses with confidential customer information on a flash drive.
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MXI Security unveils Stealth Bio MXP encrypted flash drive
There has been a lot of news over the last week or so about a flaw in supposedly encrypted flash drives and storage devices that would allow a nefarious user to bypass the security of a drive. This has left some people that are security conscious looking for a new flash drive and MXI Security has a new one that may do the trick.
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