Duracell, the world-renowned copper-top battery brand, are moving in a new direction. In fact, they have decided to step into the world of flash memory with SD, microSD, USB drives and Compactflash cards in an effort to expand the brand.
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Duracell to make flash memory products
Super Talent Luxio USB drives available this week
For those looking for a bit more USB storage than the standard drive offers, Super Talent Technology has announced their new Luxio line of USB drives that can provide you with a maximum of 64GB of extra space.
The Luxio drives are pretty stylish on top of their large capacity for a small package benefits. Measuring in at .8-inch by 3-inches by .4-inch, the Luxio drives are encased in UV-coated ABS/PC and feature zinc trim that's chrome-plated. You also have several color options including wood grain, black and silver.
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Sony SLDR A900 has the highest in-camera write speed
With the variety of flash-based media cards in the market, how could you tell which works the best on your high speed Digital camera? Does the lightening fast Sandisk Ducati or Extreme IV series CompactFlash warrant the premium price for your DSLR? Rob Galbraith has the answer for you; they’ve been testing in camera writing speed in both Jpeg and Raw format on numbers of popular Digital SLR for ages. Their latest updates are Nikon D90, Canon EOS 50D and Sony A900; and the latter tops 35MB/S write speed with Sandisk Ducati CompactFlash.
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Incrudo 8GB USB Drive is most expensive of its kind
We cover a lot of different flash drives here on SlashGear, but this one has to be the most expensive, by far. The Incrudo 8GB USB Drive costs a whopping $837. Can you believe it?
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U.B. Funkeys USB Drive and Speakers a Target exclusive
By means of a partnership between Mattel and Emerson Electronics, a Funkeys USB Flash Drive and speakers will be available exclusively from Target this fall. Cute little things, aren't they?
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2GB USB Real Thumb Drive is a good fake out
Why, oh why do I love novelty flash drives? Regardless of the answer--which, let's face it, would take awhile to uncover within my odd psychology--this thumb drive is a fun little novelty.
The 2GB USB Real Thumb Drive takes its name to heart. The tiny flash drive sports 2 GB of storage all the while packaged within a case that looks like a human thumb. You might remember this little gadget from last year. But this time around, you get 2 gigs instead of just 1.
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16GB TrekStor USB drive bottle opener is handy
How often have you been out and about with your USB drive and needed to open a drink? Well, maybe not all that often, but this combination USB drive and bottle opener by TrekStor is really pretty cool.
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Hacked 2GB Flash Drive will draw stares
It seems like I’m posting about a new crazy flash drive everyday, but they’re just too darn funny to pass up. Like Hacked! by Fred. This nifty flash drive is sure to back up your data and attract attention.
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Teddy Bear Flash Drive now available
Who knew a flash drive could be funny? What started out as a USB flash drive mod, is now a device you can actually buy. Yes, it's a flash drive in the shape of a decapitated teddy bear. Need I say more?
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USB Mixa Tape brings back the cassette (sort of)
Flash drives aren't known for being exactly good looking. I mean, they're usually just a stick that plugs into your computer. But the USB Mixa Tape isn't your typical flash drive.
In fact, for a fun twist on this tech necessity, the USB Mixa Tape is in the shape of an old cassette tape. It has a flip out USB port on the side that easily plugs into your computer. It has a 1 GB capacity, so it's perfect for storing documents on the go in a fun and interesting format.
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Bio-Degradable Flash Drives for A Green Future?
I read something interesting yesterday that got me thinking about technology and its effect on the environment, again. I saw a post over at Gizmodo about bio-degradable flash drives and how they are a positive step toward reducing e-waste. And while this is certainly a step in the right direction, isn't it a bit misleading?
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The floral SanDisk Cruzer Patter USB Drive
Not everyone has 15 different flash drives just lying on their desk at any given moment. Just waiting to be swooped up and actually used for something. In some parts of the world, people only have a couple or even less.
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