Dock-Free! Leave Your Cables at Home!; EDGE Tech Introduces the Secure Digital (SD) Card + USB Flash Drive Combo for Hassle-Free Transfer of Data Between Card and Computer or Your Favorite Consumer Electronics Device
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EDGE Tech Corp (www.edgetechcorp.com), a leading supplier of DRAM and flash memory upgrades, portable computing products, storage devices, and other experience-enhancing technology solutions, announces the SD Card + USB Flash Drive Combo.
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Decide to do something about portable data storage now rather than later. Let your auditors and risk management staff know that 4GB dip sticks are here, and 1.6TB gel disks are around the corner.
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Samsung Electronics is shipping hybrid hard-disk drives that mix conventional magnetic storage with flash memory. The company claims that the system delivers a 70% to 90% cut in power consumption thanks to its ability to use NAND for caching data.
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Pay a premium, get password protection Review Hands up who doesn't own a USB Flash drive, purchased or acquired as a freebie? No one? We're not surprised. These things are everywhere, leaving manufacturers keen to come up with novel ideas to sell us more. SanDisk's approach: push data security with a pair of password-protected products.â¦
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Hook big, fast drives up to your USB port Japanese storage specialist Novac has figured out an easy way to connect eSATA drives to PCs without a suitable port: a USB-connected adaptor dongle.â¦
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roundup Plus: SanDisk ups capacity on flash memory cards...Google tests Froogle in U.K....Senate postpones vote on file-swapping bill...HP may expand Puerto Rican research.
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(InfoWorld) - Flash memory stick makers are showing off USB (Universal Serial Bus) drives at Computex that have been certified to work with Windows Vista's ReadyBoot and ReadyBoost functions, which improve boot-up times and the software start-up speeds in PCs. The certification has been done to ensure users know exactly which flash devices they can use for the function, although it's not necessary. Windows Vista can scan any USB flash device and determine on its own if the device is fast enough and has the correct capacity to work with ReadyBoot and ReadyBoost. The idea is the same asÂ Intel's Robson technology, except that the flash memory sticks are external devices, while Robson is built inside a laptop PC. "It's not as fast as Robson," said Dave Lee, product manager for flash memory at Kingston Technology. Still, the flash sticks work faster and better than the hard drive for users who don't have Robson in their laptops. Robson is a relatively new technology for laptop PCs, so users with older models can use flash sticks instead. Microsoft is also offering to certify other forms of flash memory, including SD cards and CompactFlash for ReadyBoost and ReadyBoot. Initially, users need to set up their system to draw on the external flash drive for the speedier boot-up and software launch, said Lee. Flash devices with a Vista-certified logo from Microsoft ensures it works with the OS. Kingston is showing several devices that have been certified within the past month, as is SanDiskÂ and A-Data Technology.
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The d2 SAFE hard drive is designed to keep intruders away from private data, and comes equipped with a biometric sensor, 128-bit AES hardware encryption technology, and chain lock port for maximum protection against unauthorized use.
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Devices from AOL, iRiver, and Sandisk will let you acquire tunes without a PC.
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Eutron annuncia Picodisk Crypto X, una chiave USB2.0 con memoria fono a 2Gigabyte che offre una crittografia AES a 256 bit per proteggere dati. Ideale per il backup dei dati riservati offre, rispetto al prodotto
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Kingston Technology's new USB DataTraveler 'hides' instead of having a cap.
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Vendors at the CES trade show demonstrated products that can charge cell phones, laptops and other devices without using wires.
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Cast-iron data security? Review What do you give the data security nut who has everything? IronKey may have the answer: what it claims is a almost totally secure steely USB Flash drive that doesn't simply encrypt the data kept on it but runs to protect your applications and online activities.â¦
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If, like me, you travel everywhere with your Apple Computer (nasdaq: AAPL - news - people ) iPod, you&#39;re painfully aware of the need to carry some kind of charger, whether is a dock connected to a PC running Microsoft&#39;s (nasdaq: MSFT - news - people
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Despite a few rough edges, the SimpleDrive represents a good overall value. It packs a large amount of storage into a petite, classy-looking package, though the USB-only design limits its performance.
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roundup Plus: Think local, act Google...SanDisk to supply Samsung with miniSD...Hitachi unleashes 100GB notebook drives.
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Eye-Fi's two-gigabyte secure-digital (SD) memory card can wirelessly send photos to a PC or a photo-sharing website.