Perhaps two of the worst things to experience in life are a massive case of data loss and hunger. While one will physically drain you to the point of eventual death, the other will simply make you wish that you were dead. Thankfully there is a higher power looking out for us in the form of a cute little droid. The R2-D2 Pez dispenser and USB flash drive combo will solve as mentoined previously, two of life’s most daunting testing. No longer do you have to...
Maybe my mind is a tad in the gutter this fine Monday afternoon…so what. I call it as I see it. Childish humor aside, the Elephant USB drive does as most USB drives do, storing data, except with a small twist that not all drives offer – water protection. Housed inside a removable silicon jacket, the house of colors (available in black, blue, pink and brown) Elephant Flash Drive will give the youngsters a generous 4GB of storage. What do those...
While traditional spinning hard drives are becoming more and more endangered as SSD’s drop in price while rising equally in reliability and storage space, even the standard 2.5″ SSD has a new competitor. Except this time, the competitor is one of its own. Shown off at Computex, the nano SSD drive looks to usher in a whole new range of possibilities for SSD’s and the devices that they are incorporated in. One look at the picture above shows you just how...
While you may be looking at the picture above completely captivated and entranced, wondering when and where you can pick up your very own Memory Pill USB Flash Drive, may be experiencing a case of “blinded by the light” syndrome. That is, they are getting distracted by the pretty pictures. However, coming to find out that this super neat flash drive only has a laughable and seemingly worthless 64MB of actual storage capacity should snap anyone back to...
Different formats, for any medium are nothing but a boon and pain to consumers everywhere. For example, flash storage and the accompanying hodge podge of different formats does nothing but create confusion for many at the check out line. However, one of the most stubborn and strongest supporters of in-house formats and proprietary crap, Sony Ericsson, is finally realizing that doing it all your own way isn’t necessarily the best way. Straight from the horses...
