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Wndows 7 Available For USB
For computers without an optical drive 3,489 reads
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Star Wars USB Drives Debut
Yoda, Darth Vader, Boba Fett and a Storm Trooper waiting to save your data 3,137 reads
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Beatles Offer 16GB USB Drive
Loaded with 14 albums and a pile of bonus material 3,058 reads
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First USB 3.0 Thumb Drive Coming
Delivers speeds of up to 4.8GB/s 1,396 reads
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Star Wars USB drives let you feel the force while saving stuff
Yoda, Darth Vader, Boba Fett and a Storm Trooper waiting to save your data 10 November 2009 17:59 GMTStar Wars fans will be able to get their "Force" fix while storing data thanks to a new range of USB thumb drives.
The standard USB drives are sculpted replicas of Darth Vader, Boba Fett, a Storm Trooper and Yoda, ranged in storage sizes from 4GB to 16GB and costing...
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First USB 3.0 thumb drive coming soon
Delivers speeds of up to 4.8GB/s 4 November 2009 17:21 GMTThe USB 3.0 standard has been agreed upon and approved by its Promoter Group, we got the first driver for the platform, and now we're starting to see devices finally roll out that can cope with the new technology that's ten times faster than USB 2.0.
The first...
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Beatles offer 16GB apple-shaped USB drive
Loaded with 14 albums and a pile of bonus material 4 November 2009 9:49 GMTThe Beatles have perennially refused to put their catalogue on any digital download sites, despite a little-known site called BlueBeat stocking the fab four's tracks at knock-down prices.
But if you want to get your hands on legitimate digital recordings of your...
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Windows 7 available in USB stick edition
For computers without an optical drive 26 October 2009 15:18 GMTMicrosoft has quietly issued a variant of its brand new Windows 7 operating system that can be copied to a USB stick and used to install the OS on computers that don't have a CD drive, which includes many netbooks available today.
In our review of Windows 7, we...
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USB drives get smaller thanks to Mini-Mate
twice the size of a 10p piece 12 August 2008 15:34 GMTUSB drives seem to be getting smaller by the week. Dane-Elec has announced its latest mini USB drive is just twice the size of a 10p piece placing it in the "small enough to lose" category, but not a world's smallest.
The Mini-Mate, measuring at less than 1cm...
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