7 September 2010 17:53 GMT / By Paul Lamkin
Storage specialist LaCie has unleashed its latest USB drive - the ultra-diddy LaCie MosKeyto.
The MosKeyto is so tiny that you'll simply be able to plug it into your system and forget about it - handy if you're rocking an older netbook for example, that is running desperately short of storage space.
The flash drive measure less than 20mm and weighs under 10g - but you'll still get up to 8GB of space on board.
"While the MosKeyto has resemblance to a bug, with its small size and big bytes, this USB key is far from pesky," said Alexis Kobassian, accessories product manager at LaCie.
"It provides high capacities in a low-profile connector, allowing you to insert it into your notebook and forget it. And with its low cost/gigabyte price, you can forget about that, too."
The LaCie MosKeyto is out now - the 4GB version is £19.99 and the 8GB one is £24.99. Get it direct from LaCie and you'll also get 4GB of online storage with Wuala.
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