By Andrew Liszewski
Over the next few weeks if you happen to be having a conversation at the water cooler and the question of who makes the smallest 32GB USB flash drive comes up, you can confidently drop Super Talent’s name. Today the company announced six new models of their Pico drives that each feature 32GB of NAND flash storage as well as transfer speeds up to 200X, or 30MB/sec. Three of the new models are water resistant and feature gold or nickel finishes ($85) while the other three include AES-256 hardware encryption for extra security ($99).
[ PR – Super Talent Unveils World’s Smallest 32GB USB Drive ] VIA [ I4U News ]
I have the same, but 16GB.
Very nice pendrive, and damn small! (3 cm)
I have the same, but 16GB.
Very nice pendrive, and damn small! (3 cm)