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Looking for a great reason to buy Panasonic?

Panasonic SD Flash memory cards now come in 1GB mini, 1 GB, 2GB and 4GB versions, huge enough to store your data, small enough to keep in your coin pocket…

Weighing only two grams, the cards contain enough memory for personal and work files—enough mp3s for a long-haul flight, a years's worth of Powerpoint presentations, you extended family photos, your address book and more—all in your wallet.

Supporting data transfer speeds of 10MB per second, the card stores thousands of high-res jpeg images (at 1.2MB per file), tens of thousands of normal resolution jpeg images, and a coupel days worth of mpeg videos or high-quality mp3 music.

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Are you a Cruzer?

Written by Jeffree Benet
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Tags: flash drive | SanDisk | thumb drive

Cruzer TitaniumFlash drives get hip, really hip.

C
ruzer Titanium is an exceptionally stylish, extremely rugged and incredibly fast USB 2.0 Hi-Speed flash drive, designed to withstand harsh working environments and operating conditions, and physically protect the valuable data of business and power users.

The Sandisk Cruzer Titanium USB Flash Drive is virtually indestructible, featuring a titanium-coated metal casing for unprecedented durability.

The SanDisk Cruzer Titanium is one of the fastest USB flash drives on the market with a write speed rating of 13MB per second and a read speed of 15MB per second.

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GhostRadar USB flash memory

Written by Joe Bodia
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Tags: flash memory | GhostRadar | thumb drive | USB

Japenese Ghost Radar

T
he Japanese have always found ways to associate stuff in real-life with USB flash drives. The most notable examples are the USB Sushi and USB Dimsim.

While the plastic food has no real correlation with functionality of the USB flash drive, it serves to jump-start sales, and it did the job well.

Now, SolidAlliance has come up with a GhostRadar USB flash memory that detects, well, ghosts.

Basically, it responds to unusual magnetic waves with audible alerts and flashing red lights. This thing maybe useful for paranoid travellers who stay in all kinds of hotel rooms and need to check them out.

Unfortunately, the GhostRadar doesn't record unusual activities in the USB flash memory.

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