A flash drive is a flash drive and that’s that! You remove that cap, place it inside the slot and move or copy files. But now OCZ has something new for us! Presenting the OCZ CrossOver USB Flash Drive! It’s called crossover because it also doubles up as a portable microSD/SDHC memory card reader, featuring a tiny slot at the bottom part of the CrossOver to get you started. It comes in various variants 2GB, 4GB and 8GB capacities. $TBA.
Here’s spare change that you won’t easily give away. LaCie has designed these flash drives to look like coins. It’s available in 4gb in the color bronze, and 8gb in the color silver. The best thing is these little things are made from shock-proof die cast and is easy on the budget. $20.
Gone are the days when computer equipment were plain gray or black. Now there’s a selection of colors to choose from! HDD Enclosures are no exception to this fashion trend in computer equipment. Owltech released some cool HDD Enclosures which come in green, orange, and black and the patterns are great! $TBA.
USB Humping Bunnies; a naughty invention that will be one funny accessory that can catch a girl’s eye. This USB flash drive will definitely get its fair share of the market. It’s not just cute and funny but it’s functional and can be used to transfer data. Own one and give some to friends and get smiles, hugs and giggles in return. $15.
SanDisk feels the need to give proper attention to Mac users who may be feeling left out in the thumb drive department that’s why they’re announcing the Cruzer Enterprise. The new drive is compatible with Mac OS X Tiger or Leopard and is completely secure with a hardware-encrypted, password-protected encryption. Also available is the CMC or Central Management and Control software lets administrators take total control of their thumbdrives. Windows users who are brand-loyal to SanDisk need not worry since this device isn’t Mac-only. $88.
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Providing extra protection for your precious files is the primary concern for the people of iOmega so they now introduce the eGo Blackbelt Portable Hard Drive. All your files are safe from a 7-foot drop courtesy of the rugged exterior with rubber cushions and spikes. A 128-bit Advanced Encryption Standard is available to protect your files from unsavory characters that might want to access the 320 GB of data you have stored. However, the slightly less-secure 250 GB version doesn’t offer the encryption of the higher capacity version. Available for PC or Mac. $114.
Flashdrives have been the boon and the bane of the modern cyber warrior so for the truly security-conscious (or truly paranoid) among us, Ironkey delivers the most secure flash drive ever. Think about it, would you entrust your most precious data (files, naughty pictures, passwords), to any other flash drive that the US Military doesn’t trust? Now you’ll probably be wondering how secure this baby is. Well, if you type 10 incorrect passwords to unlock the drive, then it’s bye-bye data literally, as the drive self-destructs making the data unreadable. It’s also covered with epoxy inside and you’ll do more damage to it should you try prying the case open to access the chips manually. Even a scanning electron microscope couldn’t get through the electron-shielded case. A special app within the drive also lets you surf with even more security. Sorry for those outside the US, the Ironkey is not available for you. Available in 1GB to 8GB sizes. $79+.
