25 March 2008 16:15 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Taiwanese memory company A-Data has launched two special edition products aimed squarely at users of Asus' memory-light Eee UMPC.On offer is the S701 USB flash drive and SDHC memory card Eee PC special edition.
To share your digital files, A-Data's S701 USB flash drive special Eee PC edition has an Eee-matching white exterior with leather carrying strap.
Through the Eee's built-in memory card reader, A-DATA SDHC memory card can be used as a "permanent" second storage drive.
A-Data claims this 8GB SDHC memory card offers will be able to store 4000 to 6000 pictures, more than 2000 MP3 songs and 14 to 16 hours of MPEG videos.
The S701 and SDHC memory card have life-time warranties, pricing and availablity to be announced as the products are launched into different territories. Hardware, Eee accessories, Asus, A-Data, Flash drives, Memory cards





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