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Corsair has added a new storage capacity to its Flash Voyager Mini USB flash drive series by launching the 32GB model. To remind you, this tiny drive features a rubberized housing that is both water resistant and shock proof, a cap-less retractable USB connector and makes use of COB (Chip-on-Board) technology. The 32GB Flash Voyager Mini sells for €84.90 (about $113). [TweakTown]
KINGMAX has rolled out the latest Pop series USB Flash drive, which is known as the KD-01. Available in blue, orange, purple, and red, the device supports the USB 2.0 standard high speed transfer rate. The KINGMAX KD-01 is a ideal flash drive to store your personal files, documents, digital photos and movies. [Product Page]
Here’s another unique USB flash drive for you to grab that comes in the form of a handgun. Coming in 4GB of capacity, this plug-and-play drive features a durable silicone casing, a USB 2.0 interface and is compatible with Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2000 and Mac operating systems. Measuring 75mm x 54mm x 12mm and weighing 25g, the Handgun USB Drive will set you back $22. Read more
Coming in capacities ranging from 2GB to 16GB, Silicon Power’s latest USB flash drive series ‘Touch 830′ boast a reinforced one-body stainless steel casing construction, a USB 2.0/1.1 interface and make use of COB (Chip-on-Board) technology. Not to mention, these plug-and-play drives are also waterproof, dustproof and vibration-proof, and compatible with Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2000, Mac and Linux operating systems. The Touch 830 will start shipping by the end of this month for unannounced price yet. [Hexus]
Keep all your data safe with Corsair’s latest USB flash drive, the Padlock 2. Featuring a rugged rubber housing, this unique plug-and-play drive comes with a USB 2.0/1.1 interface, 256-bit AES hardware encryption and boasts a built-in keypad for entering the PIN code (up to 10 numbers long). Not to worry, the drive is also compatible with Windows, Mac OS X, Linux and even game consoles. The Corsair Padlock 2 sells for $59 (8GB). [Corsair]
Kingston has introduced the successor to its DataTraveler 300 USB flash drive series with the announcement of the DataTraveler 310. Coming in 256GB capacity, the drive is able to provide read and write speeds of up to 25MB/s and 12MB/s, respectively. In addition, it also comes with SecureTraveler software allowing users to create and access a password-protected area up to 90 percent of the total capacity. The DataTraveler 310 will be sold for $1,108, however, there’s no word on release date yet. [Electronista]
Silicon Power today announced a new line of USB flash drives called the Helios 101. Coming in 2GB, 4GB, 8GB, 16GB and 32GB capacities, these plug and play drives feature a polished aluminum casing, a USB 2.0/1.1 interface and are compatible with both Mac and PC systems. The Helios 101 will become available in the coming weeks in two color options: apple green and ocean blue. Unfortunately, there’s no word on pricing yet. [Press Release]
Here’s another unique USB flash drive for you to grab ‘MotKey’ from Active Media Products that comes in the form of an average normal looking key. Available in both 4GB and 8GB sizes, this plug and play drive features a shock resistant rubber body, a USB 2.0/1.1 interface and is compatible with both Mac and PC systems. The 4GB and 8GB models are priced at $14.95 and $24.95, respectively. [AMP]
EMTEC has once again expanded its ZOO line of animal-shaped USB flash drives by offering you its latest model ‘Dolphin’. Coming in either 2GB, 4GB or 8GB capacity, this plug and play drive has a USB 2.0/1.1 interface and is able to provide read/write speeds of up to 24/7 MB/s, respectively. The 2GB, 4GB and 8GB are priced at 10.99 Euro (about $15), 15.99 Euro (about $22) and 27.99 Euro (about $38), respectively. [TCMagazine]
If you are looking for a fancy USB flash drive, then check out the USB Flash drive from Too Late. Available in 10 vibrant colors, the storage device has a built-in digital LCD watch, a 4GB of storage space, and a keychain holder. Sadly, there is no info on pricing so far. [Too Late]
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