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Mimobot USB Flash Drive for the Geek in You
Geeks love gadgets. We love gadgets that are functional. More importantly, we love functional gadgets that are cool looking. The Mimobot Designer USB Flash Drive fits all three of these bills perfectly. These awesome little drives come in sizes from 2GB up to 16GB and offer an optional key chain attachment at a small additional [...]
What is the Most Creative USB Flash Drive Casing You’ve Seen?
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed I recently wanted to demonstrate a device I got from ThinkGeek. When I went to plug it in, I realized one of my dogs must have gotten ahold of the cable and chewed on it. Would you think by looking at [...]
What’s the Most Secure USB Drive?
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed No two flash drives are built the same. This new 2GB flash drive I have has software and hardware security built right into it. When you plug it in the first time, you set up a password which will automatically encrypt [...]
What’s the Best USB Flash Drive to Buy?
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed I don’t think that I’ve heard heard anyone say “dang… I have too much capacity on my Flash drive”. You can never have too much space in my opinion. About a year ago I bought a 2GB Flash drive. What’s the [...]
Do You Want to Remove USB Flash Drive Software?
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed You probably have Flash drives lying around. My Dad recently bought a new Flash drive and plugged it into his computer, to find that a window popped up. The U3 software was installed on it. He wasn’t very happy about that, [...]
What’s Cheaper than a Gallon of Gas?
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed I was sitting here chatting with the people in my chat room when Ponzi called me with a pretty cool discovery that I thought you all would find interesting. She was calling me from BestBuy, as she was walking past the [...]
The Fastest Flash Drive
Don’t ask me why this isn’t documented anywhere, but I have it on good authority that the best USB memory stick to use for Vista’s ReadyBoost is an Apacer Handy Steno – the 2GB version. Apacer also has a 4GB version, although it’s been reported that the 4GB model has reliability issues (though I don’t [...]
