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This flash drive is the exact mini replica of the 1959 Gibson LES Paul guitar. It has 14mbps and a pretty small memory. This drive is more for it’s style than the MB. But now your hopes of hot groupies and fortune might not be that far away? Don’t give your hopes up though, it’s just a storage device! $69
Philips has come out with another flash player. The SA9345 which features a slim design, a 2 or 4 GB storage capacity for mp3, WMA, or WMV files, 1.8 inch 320×240 LCD screen, and touch sensitive controls. The 4GB goes $264 and the 2GB is $202.
Kenwood has rolled out another flash Media Keg in the Japanese market. Known as the GD55 and GD50, these gadgets boast up to 2GB of flash, a 4-line OLED display, a USB mass storage mode and support for MP3 or DRM’d WMA audio with up to 21 hours of MP3 playback. It will be available in Japan next month for about $130.
Here is a combination of USB and ExpressCard. InnoDisk has displayed their dual storage solution at IFA 2007, which sports two interfaces – ExpressCard / 34 Modules and USB 2.0. Available in 2GB to 32GB capacities, the flash disk offers read speed of 30M/S and write speed of 20M/S. As usual, there is no word on pricing and availability yet.
ZyRUS unveiled a brand new round-shaped USB memory stick which will be available in 1GB to 5GB. No word on pricing or availability so far.
S.T. Dupont, the legendary luxury goods maker, has manufactured the Lacquer and Palladium flash drive that is available in 2GB storage capacity. The device comes in three choices of colors including turquoise blue, soft pink, and black. You can grab this flash drive for around $700.
Samsung’s new VP-HMX10 HD camcorder records 720p H.264 video with a 10x zoom to an SD (and perhaps SDHC) flash card. Samsung is also launching an integrated memory version dubbed the VP-HMX10A, which features 4GB of storage built in, SD expansion, and a 3 second “Quick Start”. We really hope that Samsung will go for the AVCHD, which is definitely the best CODEC available on the market so far for such compact seize camera.
Corsair’s latest USB 2.0 padlock drive offers hardware authentication technology to protect your sensitive data. According to the company, this flash drive offers the safest way to secure your data while on the go. Its hardware-enabled Auto-Lock Function automatically locks the device in 15 seconds after removal from computer. You just need to enter the customizable Security PIN (up to 10 digits long) when you want to unlock it. Corsair Flash Padlock usb drive is now available in 1GB ($30) and 2GB ($40) models.
Korean company Digix introduced a ballpoint pen with a 1GB flash memory. See one more pic after the jump.
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