Superslim USB 2.0 Flash drives
Grok Headline matches for Superslim USB 2.0 Flash drives
IFD-iV Flash Drives Masquerade as ATA
Hard Drives
IFD-iV Flash Drives Masquerade as ATA
Hard Drives
07/15/2004 08:59 AM
For embedded computing
hackers, mass storage (like hard drives) is often the most frustrating
piece of the puzzle, as the fragile and power-hungry spin of the hard
drive is usually the last non-solid-state part in the whole
deployment. And while most engineers will just use a Compact Flash
card, sometimes the only option is an ATA (hard drive) connection;
that's where the IFD-iV flash memory parts from IO Data Device
Corporation come in. Basically just flash memory drives, the defining
feature of the IFD-iVs (besides fairly rugged operating
specifications) is that they use the standard ATA connection of a hard
drive, meaning they can be deployed in place of hard drives when
necessary. Models up to 2GB in capacity will be available for around
$2,100 -- maybe we'll just deal with the fragile hard drives
instead.
Read - Flash memory
ATA hard drive [TechJapan]
Update: Reader Tom Lee brings up a much cheaper option for
hackers on a budget (after the jump.)
Keep Your Confidential Data Confidential
With Biometric Fingerprint Flash Drives
and Hard Disk Drives
Keep Your Confidential Data Confidential
With Biometric Fingerprint Flash Drives
and Hard Disk Drives
02/01/2005 09:13 PMNow you can have safe, secure, portable storage of your confidential
business and personal data with the biometric fingerprint ClipDrive
Bio USB Flash Drive and the Outbacker USB biometric fingerprint Hard
Disk Drive. The devices are non-operational until a validated
fingerprint or password is received. [PRWEB Jan 21, 2005]
Yet More Yet Another Flash Drives
Yet More Yet Another Flash Drives
05/04/2004 04:45 PMOm Malik points us to news that USB flash drives are "expected to
become [the] number one removable solid-state storage format in 2005,"
according to the USB Flash Drive Alliance, at least. That doesn't seem
out of line with personal, anecdotal evidence, although the UFDA's
projections of "between 67 and...
His and Her Flash Drives
His and Her Flash Drives
06/15/2004 08:33 AM
What do you get for the
geeky couple who has everything? Besides a set of matching D20s? His
and Her 'Lover Disk Angel' 128MB Flash Drives, of course. And as the
ladies of Shiny Shiny so adroitly note, the Lover Disks set a good
example for any couple by being completely clad in protective
rubber.
Read [ShinyShiny]
Gundam Flash Drives
Gundam Flash Drives
07/22/2004 09:36 PMFrom Gizmodo we see Gundam Flash Drives. Coming in either a USB
2.0/1.1 flavor or just a USB 1.1 flavoring they are a must for...
Gundam USB Flash Drives
Gundam USB Flash Drives
07/21/2004 09:38 PM
Bring out your
inner mecha pilot with IO Data Device's new "Gundam EasyDisk" series
of USB memory drives. The 128MB drives are available in two
variations; some support USB 2.0, some do not. I can already hear the
anime forums debating over why IO Data chose Zeong instead of
Guncannon to be USB 2.0. It will perhaps always be a mystery.
It gets even more worse terrible fantastic inside, with battle
action screensavers and everything.
The Future of Flash Drives
The Future of Flash Drives
03/22/2005 04:32 PMComputer
files in your pocket: A good article on the ubiquity of the Flash
drive, and where the technology is headed.
[...] some industry insiders see an even bigger future for the tiny
devices. Instead of taking a laptop on trips, it's possible to just
stick a flash drive into a pocket or purse and turn whatever computer
you sit down at into a copy of your own.
Standing in the way of this enticing vision are two S-words:
standardization and security, says Steffen Hellmold, president of the
USB Flash Drive Alliance, another industry group trying to get
manufacturers to agree on setting standards for applications on flash
drives.
Wi-Fi/Flash combo drives proliferate
Wi-Fi/Flash combo drives proliferate
12/04/2003 04:53 AMPlug'n'play WLAN access
Hand-Made USB Flash Drives
Hand-Made USB Flash Drives
09/27/2004 06:36 AM
I'm a little bit torn. On the one hand, these
hand-crafted USB flash drive lockets are beautiful - much more
appealing than the standard plastic bug shapes. On the other hand, no
matter how attractive they are, I still don't think I want to wear one
around my neck. Still, the choice is yours; Emily Conrad will custom
make you one for prices starting at $250.
Product Page [PortableInk
via WMMNA<
/a>]
Sales of USB flash drives expected to
boom
Sales of USB flash drives expected to
boom
03/23/2005 02:54 AMUsatoday.com - Tue Mar 22, 08:11 pm GMT
Ars Technica review: USB 2.0 Hi-speed
Flash drives
Ars Technica review: USB 2.0 Hi-speed
Flash drives
06/03/2004 05:26 AMArs Technica takes a look at 8 different USB 2.0 Hi-Speed Flash
drives. Are they commodity products, or are there enough differences
to make shopping around worthwhile?
Update: Flash Drives Impressive Quarter
For AMD
Update: Flash Drives Impressive Quarter
For AMD
04/15/2004 12:55 PMAdvanced Micro Devices Inc. said that its first-quarter profits and
revenues exceeded those in the fourth quarter, an unexpected boost
driven by an overshadowed product: flash memory.
Sony puts finger on flash drives
Sony puts finger on flash drives
11/05/2003 06:03 PMZDNet Nov 5 2003 4:29PM ET
eMusic Live: Finally A New Use For Flash
Drives
eMusic Live: Finally A New Use For Flash
Drives
04/29/2004 11:53 AMeMusic's new service 'eMusic Live' lets music fans bring home the live
music just performed, recorded instantly onto a $20 flash drive. An
eMusic Live kiosk is installed in each venue and records each
show--presumably with a human operator (e.g. stoned indie rock 'sound
guy'), although the AP story doesn't...
Verbatim intros Store 'n' Go Pro flash
drives
Verbatim intros Store 'n' Go Pro flash
drives
08/31/2004 03:44 PMVerbatim Corp. announced on Tuesday its new line of
Store 'n' Go Pro USB flash drives with capacities ranging from
256MB to 2GB and maximum write and read speeds of 14MB and 23MB per
second, respectively. They ship with V-Safe Security software for
encrypting data and password-protecting the drive as well as a V-Key
File Synchronization tool that keeps files up-to-date when moved
between devices. The Store 'n' Go Pro drives will be available in
256MB (US$74.95), 512MB ($129.95), 1GB ($349.95) and 2GB ($599.95)
sizes when they ship in September.
Image drives fate of flash memory cards
Image drives fate of flash memory cards
01/16/2004 10:56 AMThe fate of the removable flash memory market has been and will
continue to be tied to digital cameras and cell phones, which have
taken off and are expected to grow.
Flash Drives with Cameras: LipStick 5in1
and JetFlash DSC
Flash Drives with Cameras: LipStick 5in1
and JetFlash DSC
06/22/2004 10:46 AM
Another USB flash
drive that doubles as a video camera (QVGA quality), with a built-in
voice recorder, VGA camera, and webcam functions, as well. It's only
128MB, but the LipStick 5in1 will probably be considerably cheaper
than the Philips Key Camera drives -- although the Philips drive has a
built-in LCD now, which is tre hottt. Also, The Register is
reporting on another flash drive camera, the JetFlash DSC, and
although it doesn't do movies like the LipStick or the Philips, it
does at least come in a 256MB version.
Read -
LipStick [RWCJP via SorobanGeeks]
Read - JetFlash DSC [TheRegister]
Related
Philips KEY019 Shipping With 0.16 Inch LCD
[Gizmodo]
TikiMac intros Devil Duckie USB 2.0
flash drives
TikiMac intros Devil Duckie USB 2.0
flash drives
03/06/2004 01:55 AMTikiMac, a new
company with a propensity for such off-beat peripherals as a FireWire
400 hub that resembles Godzilla and FireWire cables that glow,
recently shipped their
Devil
Duckie flash drives. They're sure to draw attention when you show
up at a business meeting with your presentation loaded on one.
Microsoft Proposes Combining Flash, Hard
Drives
Microsoft Proposes Combining Flash, Hard
Drives
05/06/2004 02:53 AMMicrosoft hopes to combine two popular storage media – flash
memory and hard drives – in a bid to cut power in future laptops.
Portable Outlook® Solution for Flash
Drives from Imagine LAN
Portable Outlook® Solution for Flash
Drives from Imagine LAN
06/21/2004 02:32 AMP.I. Protector Mobility Suite v4.0 for flash drives now supports
Outlook® portable email [PRWEB Jun 21, 2004]
Delivering Flash Video: Dynamic
Bandwidth Detection with Flash
Communication Server
Delivering Flash Video: Dynamic
Bandwidth Detection with Flash
Communication Server
12/17/2004 06:35 PMDownload sample code and directions for delivering streaming video at
target bandwidths for individual users.
All-in-one tool to build Flash websites,
Flash intros, slide-shows and more.
All-in-one tool to build Flash websites,
Flash intros, slide-shows and more.
07/18/2004 02:20 AMOne-click Flash website and intro builder. [PRWEB Jul 18, 2004]
Tenmiles Launches Flash Wallpaper -
Brings Flash to Desktops
Tenmiles Launches Flash Wallpaper -
Brings Flash to Desktops
06/03/2004 02:00 AMPromises to revolutionize desktop use [PRWEB Jun 3, 2004]
Developing and Adapting Flash Games for
Flash Lite
Developing and Adapting Flash Games for
Flash Lite
12/17/2004 06:35 PMFind out how easy it is to develop Flash games and port them to play
on mobile phones through Flash Lite 1.1.
Create Flash effects fast--without Flash
Create Flash effects fast--without Flash
10/28/2003 11:08 PMCNET Oct 28 2003 1:52AM ET
Newer, Smaller Flash Cards: C-Flash
Newer, Smaller Flash Cards: C-Flash
03/14/2005 06:03 PM
Pretec Electronics
Corporation, apparently unaware that more than eight competing formats
already exist in this market, has developed a new flash memory card
called the C-Flash. Smaller than a dime, Pretec seems to be gambling
on the "hope your customers lose your product and don't learn from
their mistakes" business model. Cards with capacities up to 1GB will
be available by June, and they're sampling them in mobile phones,
which is just about the only place I'd want to see one. Honestly,
though, there comes a point (perhaps when you require magnification
equipment) when it's just too small. A note to these
companies with the perpetual smaller-is-better mentalities: Just
because I might one day be able to carry all of my media collection as
well as the Library of Congress on a card the size of an eyelash
doesn't mean I'll want to, dig?
While on the topic of Flash Memory formats, now seems like a good
time to mention LIVEdigitally's Flash Card roundup, wherein they break
down the Flash Jungle into small, manageable pieces.
New Flash
Memory Card Smaller Than Dime [TheRawFeed]
Flash Card Memory
Roundup [LIVEdigitally]
The Flash Anthology - Chapter 1: Flash
Essentials
The Flash Anthology - Chapter 1: Flash
Essentials
07/29/2004 10:07 PMWebmasterBase Jul 30 2004 1:16AM GMT
Flash point for Flash animation
Flash point for Flash animation
04/07/2005 03:45 PMMacromedia beefs up visuals and mobile features for its animation
software. Also: Why some people see Flash as the enemy.
Flash is Hookin' Up: Web Forms with
Flash
Flash is Hookin' Up: Web Forms with
Flash
08/08/2002 07:53 AMDrawing in Flash: A Beginner's
Introduction to the Flash MX 2004
Drawing Tools
Drawing in Flash: A Beginner's
Introduction to the Flash MX 2004
Drawing Tools
09/24/2004 08:03 PMTake a guided tour through the Flash Tools panel as you draw a simple
illustration.
Speedera and Macromedia Unveil Secure
Flash Video Delivery; Customers Can Now
Monetize Macromedia Flash Video
Speedera and Macromedia Unveil Secure
Flash Video Delivery; Customers Can Now
Monetize Macromedia Flash Video
04/18/2005 08:24 AMBusiness Wire UK Apr 18 2005 11:55AM GMT
Flash In The Pan - Or Flash and The
Money?
Flash In The Pan - Or Flash and The
Money?
04/13/2005 05:33 PM"I saw some websites from an award winning designer, frequent user of
flash media. Of course, he has a team of pros in his design studio.
They're artists to the max. Out of my league. Is this the wave of the
future?"
Flash Video Template: Flash Ad with
Streaming Video
Flash Video Template: Flash Ad with
Streaming Video
08/16/2004 07:42 PMIntegrate Flash media components and link to streaming video to serve
a rich media ad on DART Motif.
DVD-R drives a new ballgame
DVD-R drives a new ballgame
01/25/2003 08:51 PMDo a Google search and you'll find dozens of companies that will
receive your original footage in most any format and return it with a
burned DVD. ...
A car that practically drives itself
A car that practically drives itself
03/31/2005 11:25 PMglobetechnology.com Apr 1 2005 3:24AM GMT
Permissions and USB key drives
Permissions and USB key drives
05/24/2004 10:44 AMI just got my first USB 'key disk' and tried using it with 10.3 to
move my files between home and work. Since I work in the Terminal a
lot, I immediately noticed that the MS-DOS FAT format of the key drive
changes all your p...
The devil drives
The devil drives
05/07/2004 07:08 PM"A ship in harbour is safe, but that is not what ships are built for."
- William Shedd Running through the Sahara for a week was just
training, my friends. More to come next week....
I got 500 2 gig drives and some tape!
I got 500 2 gig drives and some tape!
08/05/2004 05:07 AM
Bored? Flame Wars got you down? Got extra
Hardw
are?
This guy has an
idea what you can do with some of those old hard drives. Or maybe you
would fancy a
3
D Display? And these guys have my
favorite summer
project of all. (Props to
Boing Boing)
Hardware drives IBM in Q2
Hardware drives IBM in Q2
07/15/2004 06:40 PMThe Register Jul 15 2004 10:49PM GMT
Grok Description matches for Superslim USB 2.0 Flash drives
GrokA matches for Superslim USB 2.0 Flash drives
SimpleTech intros Bonzai upgradeable
flash drive
SimpleTech intros Bonzai upgradeable
flash drive
12/08/2003 11:41 AMSimpleTech Inc. on Monday introduced the Bonzai USB 2.0 Upgradeable
Flash Drive. It's built on the same foundation as the company's Bonzai
USB 1.1 drives -- a USB connector attached to a slot that accepts
Secure Digital (SD) or MultiMediaCard (MMC) flash storage.
Son of the USB 2.0 Hi-speed Flash drive
roundup
Son of the USB 2.0 Hi-speed Flash drive
roundup
04/13/2005 04:36 AMUSB flash drives have become more common, due both to their utility
and decreasing prices. They are a great tool for transporting files
around, especially when the network is down. They are supported on
Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux right out of the box. And best of all,
prices have come down considerably since our review last year.
In this edition, we pit ten drives against one another, testing
them for durability, style, construction, bundled software, and
read/write speed. And once again, the flash drive RAID array makes an
appearance. So if you are looking to get your first flash drive, or
are thinking about replacing your small and aging USB 1.1 flash drive,
you've come to the right place.
Ars Technica USB Flash Drive Roundup II
Ars Technica USB Flash Drive Roundup II
04/13/2005 03:25 PM
Ars
Technica has posted another in-depth round-up of USB Flash Drives,
this time focussing on the new crop of USB 2.0 compatible drives. I'm
going to buck convention and link you to the very end of the article
where you can get their scores and prices, since for some reason Ars's
janky CMS doesn't let you skip forward or backward more than a page at
a time. If you want to start from the beginning, change the 12 to a 1
in the URL.
Oh, spoiler warning: The Transcend JetFlash 110 and SimpleTech
Bonzai SD/MMC models both got 9 out of 10—the highest
scores.
Son of
the USB 2.0 Hi-speed Flash drive roundup [ArsTechnica]
World's smallest 512mb USB Flash Drive
World's smallest 512mb USB Flash Drive
04/09/2004 04:00 PMWhile in Japan I am going to buy 4-5 of these to put on Key Rings they
are small enough...
Vosonic X'S-Drive Pro VP 300 40GB Flash
Memory Reading Hard Drive
Vosonic X'S-Drive Pro VP 300 40GB Flash
Memory Reading Hard Drive
06/30/2004 12:37 PM
The Vosonic X'S-Drive Pro VP 300 is 40GB external
hard drive that is clunky, cheap-looking, has a crappy text-only
integrated screen, plays MP3s, but not WMA, AAC, or OGG Vorbis, and
can only read from one card from its card reader at a time. So why
would any photographer want it? Because it's cheap, it does the
primary job it was designed to do (act as remote backup for memory
cards), and can accept as many additional 2.5-inch laptop hard drives
as you want to swap into it, meaning that all other things aside, you
can purchase this single $335 drive and continue to upgrade it for
only the price of additional hard drives.
Read -
Hard disk: X'S-Drive Pro VP 300 [BIOS]
EZQuest: Perhaps the World's Smallest
USB Flash Memory Drive
EZQuest: Perhaps the World's Smallest
USB Flash Memory Drive
05/10/2004 01:27 PMOh nos! The (claimed) world's smallest USB flash memory drive is upon
us, this time from EZQuest. The USB 2.0 drive is only 'two-quarters
long and two-quarters thick,' making it at least a contender for the
title, if not the absolute smallest (the Pretec drive will be arguably
smaller). 128MB...
TikiMac Unveils "Big Tiki Drive", the
World's First Hi-Speed USB Flash Drive
in the Form of a Grinning, Glowing Tiki
Idol
TikiMac Unveils "Big Tiki Drive", the
World's First Hi-Speed USB Flash Drive
in the Form of a Grinning, Glowing Tiki
Idol
03/14/2005 06:10 PMTikiMac today unveiled the Big Tiki Drive, the world's first hi-speed
USB compatible storage device in the form of a big, grinning Tiki
idol, complete with hypnotic glowing eyes and a blinking "aura", for
Macintosh and Windows PC-compatible computers and starting at $59.
[PRWEB Feb 23, 2005]
Disgo Pro 1GB USB Flash drive
Disgo Pro 1GB USB Flash drive
12/15/2003 07:04 AMReg Review Capacious
New USB Flash Drive Plus Ink Pen
released
New USB Flash Drive Plus Ink Pen
released
05/07/2004 09:18 AMPeripheral Enhancements Corp. has released the latest addition to the
company's DiskGO! product line: the
USB
Flash Drive Plus Ink Pen. It's an aluminum barrel ink pen with a
twist-off cap that reveals a USB 2.0 connector for the Flash Drive
hidden within. It features 32MB, 128MB and 256MB capacities for
US$39.95, $69.95 and $89.95, respectively. Mail-in rebates of $20 for
all three models are available through the company's authorized
reseller Web sites. The USB Flash Drive Plus Ink Pen ships with a USB
extension cable and a replacement ink cartridge.
Waterproof USB Flash Drive
Waterproof USB Flash Drive
07/21/2004 09:30 AM
I
guess a waterproof USB flash memory drive is a good thing (I
mean, I am the person with the open aquarium in his floor, like, four
feet from me), but in most instances, it might be the sort of added
feature that doesn't ever really get used, like those annoying "seat
belt" things they insist on cluttering up my death pod with.
Read -
Clef USB Waterproof [AkihabaraNews]
PSA: Flash Drive Madness
PSA: Flash Drive Madness
09/27/2004 09:04 AM
Okay, it would seem we have a serious problem. I love
flash drives as much as the next guy (I use them when I need to, sure,
but only when necessary), but when one of our nation's most precious
resources - college football players - start shoplifting from
Wal-Marts just to feed their portable data addition, well... something
has to be done.
According to Durham County court records,
he is accused of stealing "an assortment of jump drives" -- portable
data storage units that plug into PCs -- Sept. 12 at Wal-Mart at New
Hope Commons in Durham. The computer equipment was valued at
$374.49.
We
need college football, and if these "jump drives" (known on
the street as 'flash,' 'hotplug,' and 'taking the D train') are going
to affect our young mens' ability to play ball, I say we ban them as
soon as possible before we wake up to a society plagued by thousands
of "pluggies."
Also, isn't calling this kid a punter a little over the top? He has
a disease; show a little respect. (Thanks, Joe!)
UNC punter arrested, suspended [NewsObserver]
KanguruMicro 4GB Flash Drive
KanguruMicro 4GB Flash Drive
05/27/2004 07:51 AMOh good, I'd been worried it'd be a long time before we'd get to
purchase $1,700 Yet Another Flash Drives, but nope, Kanguru is
launching a 4GB NAND flash memory thumbdrive that will sell for,
amazingly, that very amount. With...
Camera added to USB Flash drive
Camera added to USB Flash drive
05/18/2004 04:33 AMA spy cam for your key ring
10 Way Flash Memory Drive Review
10 Way Flash Memory Drive Review
06/03/2004 12:22 PM
If you thought
all Yet Another Flash Drives were the same, leave it to Ars Technica
to prove you (us) wrong with a hugely informative (if pedantic) review
of 10 different USB 2.0 Hi-speed flash memory drives, with benchmarks,
read/write tests, and even an experiment involving two flash drives
and RAID 0. It's a great place to start if you're interested in any of
the drives, with include units from PNY, SanDisk, Mushkin, SimpleTech,
FujiFilm (a write-speed beast), Verbatim, Transcend (the overall
winner), and Iomega (who did very well all around).
Read [ArsTechnica]
Nexcopy USB Flash Drive Duplicator
Nexcopy USB Flash Drive Duplicator
07/26/2004 06:03 PM
Although its limited to USB
1.1 speeds, the new USB Flash Drive Duplicator from Nexcopy could come
in very handy to the select few that could make use of it. Functioning
as a standalone device (no PC needed), up to 20 USB flash drives can
be duplicated from a single source; you can even daisy-chain multiple
units for more mass copying. Loading up the day's data for your fleet
of pestering salesmen has never been easier!
Read -
PC-free USB Flash Drive Duplicator [EverythingUSB]
SPY PEN USB Flash Drive with SD Card
Reader
SPY PEN USB Flash Drive with SD Card
Reader
06/29/2004 08:49 AM
It's
sad that these days, almost anything that refers to itself as a 'spy
something' is probably pretty pedestrian when it's all said and done.
So while this "SPY DISK with card reader" isn't amazing, it is
surprisingly enough that it actually does something cool at all.
Available with internal memory sizes of 128MB or 256MB, the cap-end
also functions as an SD/MMC card reader. You can't copy
directly from the SD cards to the internal memory -- you'll have to
copy to your PC, then back -- but it's a pretty great idea in general,
even if it doesn't shoot lasers or eject poison gas. And hey, it's USB
2.0! Maybe the cheap gear is finally starting to see the light of fast
transfer rates.
Read [Thanko
via Akiba.SorobanGeeks]
Kanguru offers 4GB flash drive
Kanguru offers 4GB flash drive
05/26/2004 01:43 PMKanguru Solutions on Wednesday announced a new 4GB model of their
KanguruMicro Drive
2.0. It's a USB 2.0-equipped flash drive that measures 3 inches
long. It sports 4GB of data storage capability. Compatible with Macs,
PCs and Linux devices, the new KanguruMicro Drive 2.0 is equipped with
128-bit data encryption as well. The new 4GB model costs US$1,699.95.
Other capacities ranging from 32MB to 2GB are available as well.
Raiders of the Lost Flash Drive
Raiders of the Lost Flash Drive
04/23/2004 06:51 AMLooking for the perfect gift for your favorite geeky goth, death metal
fan, or Nazi? Look no further than this eagle-winged USB flash drive,
currently selling for around „6,000 in Akihabara. Unfortunately, when
opened, the swirling shreaks and shafts of holy light melt off the
heads of you and your...
Flash drive gets biometric protection
Flash drive gets biometric protection
12/10/2003 07:46 PMZDNet Dec 10 2003 6:46PM ET
New: Imation 1 GB USB 2.0 Swivel Flash
Drive
New: Imation 1 GB USB 2.0 Swivel Flash
Drive
07/09/2004 10:11 AMImation released a 1 GB USB 2.0 Swivel Flash Drive, which weighs less
than one ounce and is about the size of a AA battery.
Stuffed Animal MP3 Flash Drive
Stuffed Animal MP3 Flash Drive
04/20/2004 04:54 PMIt was bound to happen. Now that Yet Another Flash Drives have become
such a commonplace commodity, they're starting to be shoved into
surprising places--specifically, the insides of this knock-off stuffed
Pooh Bear. Although the manufacturer's page doesn't make it clear
exactly where the flash player is lodged, one can...
Put contacts, more on Flash drive with
BitPal
Put contacts, more on Flash drive with
BitPal
05/14/2004 06:18 PMBitPal 1.0 is a new mobile Address Book and To Do task manager...
Imation rolls out 1GB flash drive
Imation rolls out 1GB flash drive
07/08/2004 10:16 AMImation Corp. has released its 1GB USB 2.0 Swivel Flash Drive...
RWC Bulldog Flash Drive with Camera
RWC Bulldog Flash Drive with Camera
08/30/2004 08:08 AM
In doing some research (you know, "reading") for the
article immediately below this one, I stumbled across a device listed
as "coming soon" on RWC's homepage. The "Bulldog" is a USB flash
memory device with an integrated 1.3MP digital camera. Keen Gizmodo
readers will recall that Philips has a line of products similar to
this: the "KEY ###" series. Judging by the lack of features on RWC's
version, we're hoping it ends up as a more economical solution.
Hoping.
Read -
Product Information [RWC]
Related:
Tiny new camcorder from Philips [Gizmodo]
Atari Cartridge USB Flash Drive
Atari Cartridge USB Flash Drive
03/24/2005 02:53 PM
Look, he admits right there on the page that he knows this is
sort of retarded, so let's cut him some slack and wallow in the joys
of a retro refit well done. I mean, he even made a new label and
everything!
Retro
Flash Drive [BrendanDawes]
Memorex offers 2GB USB 2.0 flash drive
Memorex offers 2GB USB 2.0 flash drive
09/09/2004 07:21 AMMemorex Products Inc. on Thursday introduced a 2GB version of its
TravelDrive, a USB
2.0-equipped flash memory drive designed for portable storage. The
device is compatible with Macs and PCs equipped with USB ports and
costs US$299.99. Memorex TravelDrives are available in capacities
ranging from 128MB to 1GB as well.
Snakey Webcam Flash Drive
Snakey Webcam Flash Drive
05/21/2004 08:31 AMYet Another Flash Drive, this one with a built-in sensor designed
specifically for use as a webcam, plus all the usual USB 1.1 (crappy)
data rates. Plus, it has a snapshot button for when you're carrying it
around in your...
Hi-speed USB2 Flash Drive Round-Up
Hi-speed USB2 Flash Drive Round-Up
06/03/2004 12:28 PMMicrosoft USB Flash Drive Manager
(Standard)
Microsoft USB Flash Drive Manager
(Standard)
04/06/2005 12:04 PMImation ships 1GB USB 2 Swivel Flash
Drive
Imation ships 1GB USB 2 Swivel Flash
Drive
07/08/2004 03:49 PMImation Corp. announced on Thursday that it's now shipping the 1GB
version of its
USB 2.0
Swivel Flash Drive, which weighs less than an ounce and is the
size of a AA battery, with a swivel cap hinged to it instead of an
easily lost pop-off cap. When the line of diminutive drives were
first announced in March, 128MB, 256MB and 512MB models were
initially available. Like its siblings, the 1GB version reads and
writes data at 8MB and 7MB per second, respectively, and plugs into
any USB 1.1 or 2.0 port. The suggested retail price is US$360.
Superslim USB 2.0 Flash drives
