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Cramworks from Japan has released the Bootplug 2, which is a 2GB USB memory stick that comes preloaded with Linux kernel 2.4. The flash drive boots up in only 10 seconds and loads up the kernel, X Window System, LAN, PPP and VPN (PPTP and IPsec), Web browser, Mailer, OpenOffice.org, PDF viewer and a remote desktop client. Priced at 12600 Yen or approx. $126, the device provides 1.7GB of storage capacity while the remaining space is used by Linux OS. [NewLaunches] Read more
Imation has rolled out a new Nano Flash USB flash drives. Available in 1GB, 2GB, 4GB and 8GB capacities, these tiny flash drives measure 1.7 inch x 0.6 inch x 0.4 inch and has a 360-degree swivel cap that prevents the connector from being damaged when the flash drive is not in use. The gadget is compatible with Linux, Mac and Windows-based platforms (from 98 till Vista). Other features include password protection support, drive partitioning and ReadyBoost (Vista only). The price tag starts at $15 to $90, depending on the capacity. [Electronista]
The Swiss Army Swiss USB Knife has been upgraded to 8GB. It features a 34mm Knife, Pen, Scissors, Nail File, Flat Tip Screwdriver, etc. Other features include replaceable ink cartridge and internal watch battery for LED light. You can buy this tool at Chinavasion for $44.38. [Product Page]
Hre is the latest product from Transcend. The V90P USB Flash Drive is an ultra-compact flash drive with 4GB storage capacity. The drive also comes with an attractive metal carrying chain. The V90P retails for $29. [Product Page]
Here is the Spinacz USB flash drive that comes in the form of typical wooden clamp. You can attach it to your clothes for a humorous garment accessory. No word on storage capacity and pricing so far. [Product Page] Read more
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] Read 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]
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