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Here is the latest swivel-designed USB flash drive from A-DATA Technology that is compatible with the upcoming Microsoft Windows 7 platform. Known as the C903, the USB flash drive will be available with capacity up to 32GB, according to the company. [Digitimes]
A-Data has come out with a new high capacity drive in the form of the 64GB XPG Xupreme Flash Drive. Measuring only 66 x 19 x 10mm and weighing just 15 grams, this plug and play drive comes with an aluminum casing and features a USB 2.0/1.1 connection interface, a read speed of up to 30MB/s and supports Windows ReadyBoost. The drive is expected to be launched in the next few week for around 150 Euro ($210). [TCMagazine]
Green-House Japan has recently rolled out their new line-up of SSDs in the form of the the 1.8-inch PATA and 2.5-inch PATA series. These SSD drives are currently available in 16GB to 128GB storage capacities. No info on pricing so far. [Green-House]
Star Wars fans might love these new Star Wars USB flash drives that are available in Darth Vader, Yoda, Stormtrooper and Boba Fett versions. These USB drives provide up to 2GB of storage space. You can pre-order all four drives for $24.99 each. They will be shipped in October 2009. More
Victorinox Swiss Army’s new SwissFlash boasts a laser pointer and a 16GB of USB flash drive that you can use to save all of your important data or favorite music files. The device also features a sharp blade, a nail file with screwdriver, a pair of scissors, a keyring, and a retractable ball point pen. The SwissFlash retails for $144.95 each. [Victorinox]
Here is I-O Data’s latest 3TB external USB 2.0 HDD that looks like NAS with a dedicated passive cooling system (fanless). Known as the HDC2-U series, the hard drive contains two HDDs on the inside. The HDC2-U will be available in Japan in the middle of July for around 50,900 Yen ($527). [Akihabara]
The hard drive maker Buffalo will launch a new range of portable hard drives. Available in black, red, or white, the new Buffalo Ministation Metro will come in sizes up to 500GB. It is priced at around $200 when it is released in UK this August. [Pocket-lint]
Patriot Memory today introduced the Convoy XL dual 3.5-inch HDD/SSD enclosures. It is a complete RAID solution with USB and eSATA connectivity. Its dual 2.5-inch drive bays can hold either two SSDs and/or HDDs mounted in one 3.5-inch form factor bay. The built-in RAID controller can be configured for performance (RAID 0), redundant for backup (RAID 1), or two drives combined to be one large drive (JBOD). No word on pricing so far. [Digitimes]
If you like the credit card size hard drive or dictaphone, then you might love the credit card size USB flash drive from TopTechProducts that you can keep it inside your wallet. Measuring 3.4-inch x 2.1-inch x 0.11-inch, the device is compatible with Windows, Linux and Mac platforms. It is currently available in 4GB storage space. The credit card size wallet USB drive is available in orange, red, blue, clear, and gray colors for $24.99 a pop. More
The super small 5mm Buffalo Thumbkey flash drive is now available in 16GB of storage space. It should be the perfect companion for a netbook, UMPC, or a standard laptop. The device will be released later this month for $136 each. [GeekStuff4U]
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