Articles tagged with: Storage
Posted in Computer accessory on 16 October 2008
Barbeques have always made me drool, and drool again, and by now you must be wondering what the good old BBQ is doing on a gadgets blog. Well The BBQ USB Flash Drive is encased in a BBQ like body and are replicas of what I consider the most delicious stuff on earth.
They come with a storage capacity of 2GB and you could store all the information you ever wanted. You could also choose between two great options, the BBQ Pork or the Drumstick versions. The BBR Pork costs $9.99 and the other costs a little bit more. This USB Flash Drive will definitely please anyo0ne who loves those juicy pieces of meat and are also big time geeks.
Posted in Gadget on 19 July 2008
Digital Foci announced few days ago Photo Safe II, a portable safe to keep all your photos. It has a reader for a variety of memory cards and is sold in two denominations of 80Gb and 160Gb, price, respectively $ 139 and $ 189. For those traveling and does not want or can not bring a laptop behind a tool that can be very useful, perhaps even in terms of summer travel. With Photo Safe II just insert the memory card inside the reader and with a single button you can copy all the images, video, raw and have no paranoia about how much space remains available when you shoot.
Inside the photos are stored on a hard drive at a speed of 5 Mb / s allowing copy 1Gb in just over 3 minutes. One screen allows for general information, how much battery remains, the space available, the partition in use and information on the copy in progress. Watch the gallery presentation.
Posted in Gadget on 2 July 2008
Either that is Hogwart’s Hagrid investment or regular sized USB Flash drive or it is one very, very, little Flash drive indeed.
Get together Pico USB Flash Drive which is not immediately possibly the world is least at 31.3 x 12.4 x 3.4mm but with a wonderful 8GB onboard, it is positively one of the most helpful tiny Flash drives out there.
USB connector aside, this baby is not a large deal bigger than your fingernail, which is probably why Thinkgeek is selling it with a bundled chain so that you don’t lose your next best little storage friend.