SanDisk’s Ultra Fit 128GB is not only coin-sized and the world’s smallest, highest-capacity USB 3.0 flash drive, but it can be picked up for just $29.99, today only, originally $79.99. This ultra-small, low-profile drive stays put for extra storage or moves media super-fast between devices. Keep private files private with included SanDisk Secure Access software. Product page. Continue reading for more pictures and information.
SanDisk’s Ultra Fit 32GB USB 3.0 drive is no larger than a finger nail, and can be picked up for just $11.99, today only, originally $18.49. This ultra-low-profile, high-performance drive fits snugly into your host devices and safely stays there-nothing to stick out or break off. When it’s time to move your content it happens fast, up to ten times faster than a standard USB 2.0 drive. Product page. Continue reading for an unboxing video and more information.
The problem with flash drives these days is not their storage capacity, but just what files you’ve saved on them. Let’s face it, sifting through 64GB isn’t the quickest of tasks, but what if there was an easier way? Meet the “U Transfer”. This drive has a built-in touchscreen that can be used to scroll through files and folders. Need to transfer something from another USB drive? Simply plug it in and you’ll be ready to go. Click here to view the first image in today’s viral picture gallery. Continue reading for the five most popular viral videos of today, including what happens when a smart crow meets a closed pizza box.
Transcend’s JetFlash 790 is perfect for those who need plenty of storage on-the-go, as it offers 128GB, complete with a SuperSpeed USB 3.0 interface (90MB/s read and 45MB/s write), for just $34.99, today only. It features a lightweight, capless design with a USB connector that extends and retracts to provide extra hardware protection against dusts and liquid spills. The flash drive comes in a durable body so compact that it will not block adjacent ports on your device. Get it here now. Continue reading for more pictures, including the actual package, and additional information.
Gigs 2 Go Tear and Share Flash Drives were first presented in concept form last year, but now they’ve become a reality. Made from recycled paper pulp and recycled plastic, this inexpensive, credit card-sized flash drive pack is a fast, easy way to share large files. The molded paper pulp enclosure is made from 100% post-consumer recycled paper, and contains 4 ultra-thin USB chips, each secured inside a recycled plastic tray. Gigs 2 Go is renewable, bio-degradable, lightweight, and affordable. Get it here now. Continue reading for a hands-on video and more information.
SanDisk’s Ultra Fit USB 3.0 Drives may only be slightly larger than a dime, but they pack a big punch, up to 128GB of storage space. Get the 64GB now for just $27.99. This ultra-low-profile, high-performance drive, measuring just 19mm, fits snugly into your host devices and safely stays there-nothing to stick out or break off. You can transfer a full-length movie in less than 40 seconds. Play your music collection from your car audio system for that long road trip, or carry your family vacation photos with you. Product page.
USB Flash drives come in all shapes and sizes, but there are some companies who come up with out of the box designs, like the examples above. Our favorites? Definitely the NES controller, mini DSLR camera, Jason and Steampunk drives. Unfortunately, many of these are just one-off creations, but if you search hard enough on Etsy, a few of these items may surface. Click here to view the first image in this week’s WINS gallery. Continue reading for a viral video of a steak knife weed wacker.
SanDisk’s $6.85 (today only) Ultra Fit is no larger than a fingernail, but the ultra-low-profile, high-performance drive fits snugly into your host devices and safely stays there-nothing to stick out or break off. Leave it in place as a stays-put storage boost of up to 64GB. When it’s time to move your content it happens fast, up to 10-times faster than a standard USB 2.0 drive. With SanDisk SecureAccess software, you can secure your private files in a password-protected folder while keeping other files available to share. With 128-bit encryption, the drive keeps your sensitive files private, even when you share it with friends. Product page.
Toshiba’s Encrypted USB Flash Drive doesn’t just protect data with AES encryption, but rather a real passcode on the device itself as well. It utilizes a mini-keyboard to authenticate access and also incorporates a rechargeable battery allowing the user to authenticate access before plugging into a USB port. Simply enter in the secure PIN and plug the drive into any USB 2.0 port to access the data. If a brute force attack is detected – 10 or more unsuccessful attempts – all data from the drive becomes irrecoverable. Product page. Continue reading for two videos and more information.
When you see a USB drive randomly sticking out of a wall, the last thing you’d think of would probably be an anonymous file sharing network, but that’s exactly what this project is all about. Started 4-years-ago by Berlin-based media artist Aram Bartholl, “Dead Drops” encompasses a wide variety of file types, including movies, games, television shows, comics, family videos, photos and even art projects. To partake in “Dead Drops”, you need to first find or create a hole in a wall, crack open the USB drive, wrap it in waterproof tape and then place it in the hole, with only the port exposed. To ensure that it doesn’t fall out, use fast-setting concrete to cement the stick into the crack or hole. The largest capacity drive so far was is located in Sydney – a 120GB drive installed by a Chinese exchange student. Continue reading for a video, more information and a link to the Dead Drops database page.