looking for a new flash drive...? just check out the all new Domino concept Flash drive by Marcos Breder and his new USB flash drive that looks like a domino but the disguise serves a purpose. Each white dot denotes 1 GB of used memory and When the dots are all white, the drive is full, when the dots are all black, the drive is empty..
It's a very unusual design as compare to the latest product that are available in the market but we all know that as far as electronics gadgets and computer product are concerned people are always looking for a new looks and design...
Source : Yankodesign Via OHgizmo
Friday, 18 January 2008
Flash Drive With a New Domino Concept..!
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Friday, 14 December 2007
"Chocolate" Shaped Portable Hard Drive...!
Check out the all new "Chocolate bar shape" sweet portable flash drive, it includes small pieces of modular flash drives which looks like a "piece of chocolate", and is connected with a central touch screen which stores and organize the files that are collectively taken from each modular flash drive,
check this out....!

The main idea is that the files could be organized however you want, just collect data from different source in different chocolate shape modular flash drive and take it to elsewhere or collectively organize those file in central touchscreen hub...
Source : helpero.com
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Tuesday, 16 October 2007
Colourful Flash Drive From Kingston..
Kingston, a familiar name in the portable data transfer space, has just updated its line of DataTraveler USB drive series. The new line, called DT 101, will be launched first in India.
The new DataTravellers that will be soon available in the market having a swivel design and are available in three colors – Navy Blue, Dark Red and Purple – in capacities of 1GB and 2GB.
"The DataTraveler 101’s new design reduces the drive’s overall size which allows for easy and unobtrusive transport in a pocket or attached to a keychain," said Nitin Malhotra, Country Manager, India, Kingston Technology. "With 1GB and 2GB capacities available, the DT 101 is the perfect solution for storing image files and documents."
The drives are v2.0 compatible, so there's no need to worry about slow speeds when transferring data. They come with Kingston’s five-year warranty. Prices have not been disclosed yet.
To know more about the different varieties of pen drive from different manufacturer just check out tech2.com
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