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Stackable USB Flash Drives, Neat Idea!
Why waste the few kilobytes/megabytes left on your old 99% filled USB flash drives? Designer Vicky Wei aims to solve that by designing a new kind of “stackable” USB flash drives. By connecting the drives in a daisy chain manner, the storage capacities can be combined. Also, by connecting the drives, only one USB slot needs [...]
Continue reading...Sony Memory Stick PRO Duo Goes 8GB
Thursday, January 11, 2007
A year has passed since the announcement of the 4GB model of the Sony Memory Stick PRO Duo, time for the 8GB! According to Mike Kahn, senior manager for Memory Stick Media at Sony Electronics, the 8GB MSX-M8GS Memory Stick model will store approximately 1,500 images in 10-megapixel, fine mode; more than 18 hours of video [...]
Continue reading...Credit Card Sized MP3 Player By Walletex
Thursday, January 4, 2007
Some of you might remember the Wallet Flash by Walletex. It is a USB flash drive that is shaped and sized almost like an actual credit card. This allows easy storage of the drive. Now, Walletex is announcing a MP3 player that is shaped just like Wallet Flash. It is expected to be available by June [...]
Continue reading...Humping Dog For USB. Oh My Eyes!
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
Here’s one for the sick minded readers who find perverted joy in watching a plastic dog humping their laptop. Digital World Tokyo is selling them at $20 each (White Dog, Brown Dog, Chocolate Dog), or $55 for the full set of three. Here’s a video of it in action (check out that mosaic). It hurts my [...]
Continue reading...New Memory: 500-1000 Times Faster Than Flash
Wednesday, December 13, 2006
What do you think about new memories that are 500 to 1,000 times faster than our current flash memories? Wicked eh? And how about using only half the power? The researchers from IBM, Macronix, and Qimonda who created it are calling it the “phase-change” memory. Imagine the possibilities if it ever comes true. Instant-on computers, unlimited [...]
Continue reading...Memory Stick PRO-HG: 3x Faster Than PRO DUO
Monday, December 11, 2006
Both Sony and SanDisk have announced the new Memory Stick PRO-HG format. Hurray for all PSP gamers and Sony Alpha DSLR shutterbugs, as it provides three times faster writing speed (60MB/sec) and a max capacity of 32GB. Unlike SDHC memory cards, the Memory Stick PRO-HG is backward-compatible with PRO-only devices, although it will no longer run [...]
Continue reading...Transcend’s Stainless Steel JetFlash 180 Flash Drive
Monday, November 27, 2006
The new Transcend JetFlash 180 is a flash drive clad in lovely stainless steel. And I know many of you out there are like me, suckers for sleek-looking stuffs like this. The drives come in 1GB, 4GB, and 8GB. Transcend also throws in PC-locking, data and email encryption, and data synchronization. And price? No price announced yet. [...]
Continue reading...Gauging Age With Cameras’ Red-Eye Effects
Friday, July 7, 2006
Unless you are some pro photographer, you’ve probably seen those dreadful red-eye effects in some of your pictures taken with flash. Because of the intensity of most camera flashes, any reflection off the retina of the subjects’ eyes shows up as red-eyes in the resulting picture. So what does it has to do with gauging a [...]
Continue reading...PQI’s 64GB Notebook Flash Drives Ready For August
Friday, June 9, 2006
Looks like PQI has managed to beat Samsung’s 32GB flash drive that is equipped on the company’s Q30 notebook. As mentioned in the post, solid state/flash drives for notebooks are truly a big step up from traditional hard drives. But like all things gadgetry, the problem lies in the price. Getting one of this baby [...]
Continue reading...Samsung Q30-SSD Notebook with 32GB Flash HDD to Launch in June
Tuesday, May 23, 2006
It was only two months ago that Samsung made an announcement about the 32GB flash memory powered notebook that they are working on. And today, Samsung has told the world that they’re now ready to ship them in June! This is great news, because flash memories, a.k.a solid-state disks (SSD), have so many advantages over traditional [...]
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