
Gigaflash has just introduced its USB flash drive called the FO-852 during China Sourcing Fairs at AsiaWorld-Expo, Hong Kong. The new flash drive is a promotional USB flash drive that can display photo-quality product videos on its flash memory. No word on the price or when or where this will be available. [AVING] More

Kingston comes back with the Kingston BlackBox flash drive. Using this flash drive, your sensitive data will be encrypted thanks to the 256-bit hardware based AES encryption. The device also features an enhanced password protection, a rugged design and multi-failed password shutdown protocols. Priced at a hefty $424 for 8GB, the Kingston BlackBox supports the Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) 140-2 certification. Now that’s cool! [SlipperyBrick]

Store some of your home-made videos with the USB flash key by Buffalo. According to Buffalo, you’ll be able to store 4GB of video but chances are that it’s “low quality†video. No word on pricing or availability for this gadget. [Gadgettastic]

Axxen of Korea has dropped a new USB flash drive known as the I-Passion. Featuring a a pearl-colored pendant attached to a USB connector, capacities from 1GB to 8GB, and an average read and write speed of 22Mb/s and 12Mb/s. [UberGizmo]

Pantone has just released some new USB flash drives. There are 14 in total and come in 512MB, 1GB, 2GB and 4GB capacities, and can be customized just the way you like. The drives start at about $10.99 and up. [PocketLint]

Crazy how there’s every type of USB flash drive out there and this is another example. Zana will be selling wood-engraved USB flash drives that features silver and precious stones for about $59 which will get you about 1GB of storage space. But of course if you want your name or other personal messages engraved on them, you’ll probably have to pay up the wazoo. Just hope your home isn’t infested with termites or woodpeckers. =P [UberGizmo]

Here’s a USB flash drive that females would be able to appreciate by PNY. It features a floral design and 4GB of storage space The Attache Lady is going for $60. [PocketLint]

A-DATA launches the new T703 Mickey flash drive for all you Disney fans. It doubles as a keychain and photo frame to store a photo of your choice in place of the face. The drives start at $20 and come in three colors as well as sizes ranging from 1GB to 8GB. [Everything]

No athletic ability? No problem. These USB sports balls are a 1GB USB 2.0 key in the shape of a soccer ball, golf ball, rugby ball, etc. They’ wont guarantee you a perfect 300 game or a birdie, but they’re cool to look at and store all your files on. [Green]

Transcend will be bumping their flash drives to 32GB aka the JetFlash V60. The JetFlash V60 supports Windows, Mac and Linux platforms. No other specs or a price has been revealed for this flash drive yet. So I’m afraid all you fans of storage will have to settle for your 16GB until then. [FarEastGizmos]