
Transcend has added a new storage capacity to its Ultimate Class 10 SDHC card series by bringing you the 32GB model. Just like the 4GB, 8GB and 16GB models, this new 32GB model is also compliant with the SD 3.0 standards and has a built-in Error Correcting Code (ECC) to detect and correct transfer errors. In terms of performance, the card promises to provide transfer speeds of up to 20MB/s. The 32GB Ultimate Class 10 SDHC Card sells for $129. [Transcend]

Transcend has once again expanded its JetFlash V95C USB flash drive line-up by launching the 16GB model. This capless flash drive features a Zinc alloy case embedded with a Swarovski blue crystal, a retractable USB 2.0/1.0 connector and is able to deliver read and write speeds of up to 15MB/s and 7MB/s, respectively. The 16GB JetFlash V95C is now available for pre-order for 34.27 Euro (about $44). [Transcend]

For all of the Star Wars fans out there that need to show off just how big of a fan they are, they can do so with the new Star Wars Lightsaber USB Flash Drive. The lightsaber is 5 inches long which makes it perfectly portable although the storage space is only 1GB which is unforgivably small in this day and age of flash drives. Still some things are meant for function, while others, like this one are meant for style. [PlayAsia]

While most people just think of NAS drives to be network backup solutions for documents, photos and other files, they can really be so much more than that. The new Verbatim Mediashare Server is a great example of going above and beyond the recommended use making things easy to use as well. It works sort of like a social networking site only with this you upload things to your own server instead of someone else’s. It also coexists with sites like Facebook and Flickr that allows you to automatically upload your media to these sites. [GearLog]

Sometimes you need a product that is functional and sometimes you need a product that is stylish. Then there are those times that you need a product that is both. For times like that there is this new 500GB hard drive from Iomega. The hard drive has been wrapped in leather and almost looks like it should be filled with spirits the way it closely resembles a flask. The compact size is a big plus too. [CrunchGear]

After releasing the Buffalo LinkTheater LT-V100 network HD media player in Japan, the company comes back with their latest storage device in the form of the Buffalo HDS-PXU2. Available in up to 1TB of storage capacity, this portable hard drive comes with hardware-based 256-bit AES encryption and an internal shock-absorbing sensor to protect data from bumps. Each purchase of the Buffalo HDS-PXU2 comes bundled with an Eco Manager software that reportedly reduces power consumption by 30%. The 320GB, 500GB and 1TB are priced at $166, $214, and $311, respectively. [techPowerUp!]

Other World Computing (OWC) has started shipping their newest 480GB Mercury Extreme Pro SSD in the US. Powered by the new SandForce processor, this 2.5-inch SSD boasts a SATA 3.0 Gbps interface, TRIM support and promises to deliver read and write speeds of up to 285MB/s and 275MB/s, respectively. In addition, the drive also makes use of both Error Correction Code (ECC) and SandForce’s RAISE technology to avoid corruption and extend the lifespan of the flash memory cells. The 480GB Mercury Extreme Pro SSD sells for $1,599.99. [OWC]

If you are looking for a new external hard disk drive, then check out the Kingmax KE-91 that provides a 640GB of storage space. Weighing 170grams, the KE-91 comes with an advanced encryption technology and a useful backup and speed enhancement software. FYI, the 640GB of storage capacity can store around 153,600 MP3 files, 1,536,000 JPEG photos, or 3,413 hours of videos files. In addition, the KE-91 external hard disk drive is also available in 320GB or 500GB of storage space. No info on pricing at this time. [AVING]

Check out this cool racing-inspired portable hard drive from Verbatim, the GT Portable Hard Drive. Featuring the famous white racing stripes, the drive packs a 500GB of storage space, a USB 2.0 interface and comes bundled with Nero BackItUp, Burn Essentials and the Green Button software that reduces energy consumption. Coming in both red and black color options, the GT Portable Hard Drive has a recommended price tag of 88.50 Euro (about $114). [Softpedia]

Lian Li has introduced their newest USB 3.0 HDD/SSD enclosure called the EX-10Q. Measuring 75mm x 12mm x 130mm, this aluminum enclosure has a USB 2.0/3.0 interface and can accommodate a single 2.5-inch SATA I/II HDD or SSD. Coming in red, silver, black and blue color options, the Lian Li EX-10Q will start shipping in early August for a retail price of $30. [HardwareCanucks]