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Hewlett-Packard’s USB Floppy Drive Key features a 2-in-1 USB media solution that offers the ability to read the USB flash drive as a standard storage device or a floppy device. You just need to connect the USB flash drive to a computer, copy files required onto the USB floppy section and transfer the flash drive over to the selected computer and boot up. You can purchase the 256MB and 1GB models for $49 and $79, respectively. [CrunchGear]
SanDisk’s Cruzer Enterprise USB flash drive comes pre-loaded with McAfee heuristics and antivirus engine that will automatically load and commence data scanning when you transfer files. I am sure this antivirus engine will slow down the transfer rate, especially if you have large amount of data to transfer. All files stored on the drive are encrypted with hardware-based 256-bit AES. Users are also required to choose a complex password during setup. No word on pricing at this time. [Sandisk]
Super Talent is well known for its USB gadgets. The company comes back with a new range of USB flash drives that offers a huge 64GB of storage capacity. The Luxio USB flash drive features dual-channel flash memory architecture to store your data securely and safely, password protection, AES-256 hardware encryption, and offers a maximum transfer speeds of approx. 30MB/s. Available in black, silver or wood grain finish with the UV-coated plastic cases and chrome-plated zinc trim, the 64GB Luxio USB flash drive retails for $150. [Electronista]
If you are looking for a high capacity USB flash drive, then check out the latest USB flash drive from Kingston. The DataTraveler 150 Flash Drive is now available in a huge 32GB of storage capacity. It means that Kingston has made a new World’s record. I think more companies will release a small form factor storage drives with high capacities in the near future. The Kingston DataTraveler 150 retails for $139. [Product Page]
I can say that this is the coolest USB flash drive in the world. This USB flash drive from CNK Promotions comes with a few milliliters of beer. The flash drive is fully functional but I don’t recommend you to drink the beer on it because it isn’t enough to help you get your mind off work. I would like to see a USB flash drive that contains a shot of vodka, whiskey or cognac variants in the future. [Coolest-gadgets]
Here is the ultra-small USB flash drive in the world from Transcend. Dubbed as the JetFlash T5, the drive is lightweight and compact. Measuring 29.9mm x 15.3mm x 6.1mm and weighing at only 2grams, the T5 is constructed with non-breakable plastic that makes it durable. The JetFlash T5 USB flash drive is currently available in 2GB (Orange/Black) and 4GB (White/Black) capacities. [Transcend USA]
Combine a USB flash drive with a lighter and you get the USB Flash Drive Lighter from ThinkGeek. The lighter has an 8GB USB flash drive and the USB flash drive has a lighter, with enough place to contain the lighter fluid. Selling for $59.99, the USB lighter comes in a polished chrome finish. Not bad. [Product Page] More
A Japanese manufacturer Kaga-Create has recently rolled out the “Evangelion USB Flash Drives”. The drives come in a nuclear-missile-shaped and provides 2GB of storage capacity. These Nuclear Missile USB Drives will be released later this month for around $36. [Impress]
Transcend today introduced its new 64GB JetFlashV20 high-capacity USB flash drive. The storage device provides seamless data exchange between different operating systems including Windows, Mac or Linux. You can store huge amount of data in this little flash drive with a fast USB 2.0 data transfer. The flash drive also comes bundled with JetFlash software including Website AutoLogin, PC-Lock, Mobile Favorites, Secret-Zip, E-Mail, DataBackup, and Online Update. [digit-life]
Here is a series of cool looking flash drives from the collaboration between Crooks & Castles and Hellz with branding & strategic consulting firm Mojo Laboratories. The drives offers 1GB of storage capacity and comes in a machine gun bullet design. [CrazySteezyo] More
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