Kanguru 64GB USB Flash disk: Dearer than high-end PC systems
Posted By: Vikas Shekhawat | Apr 10 2006
Users holding the BUSlink 64GB flash drive, which was introduced for a staggering $5,000, must be pulling their hairs as you can get one with the same capacity for half the price. Kanguru, a US based country, has rolled out another 64GB USB flash drive for $2,800.
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The NAND Flash chips of Kanguru guarantees ten-year data retention period. Compatible with both USB 2.0 and 1.1 the drive ships with an aluminum shell and features a read speed of up to 9mbps and a write speed of up to 5mbps.
Sadly, the bundled password-protection software runs only on Windows. If 64GB seems too expensive for you, you can go for a 32GB version for $1,500 and a 16GB model for just $800.
Via: reghardware
