Supersonic Magnum Thumb Drive Is Superfast!
5 Mar 2011 - By Omar Mariño

If you’re thinking about buying a new thumb drive and read/write speed is a factor in your consideration you may want to hold onto your cash for a little while. Patriots’ new Supersonic Magnum thumb drive is set to overtake the world shortly with speeds of up to 200 MBs. Read more >>



Thumb USB Drive – Patriot Supersonic USB 3.0 hits the 100MB Mark
11 Dec 2010 - By Omar Mariño

USB 3.0 flash drives are a rare breed at the moment.  If you’re looking for one, you haven’t got many options to choose from.  And those that are available generally don’t take full advantage of the speed USB 3.0 technology offers.  However, the new Patriot Supersonic model cashes in and then some. Read more >>

ADATA’s S007 is the USB Drive Built for James Bond
13 Oct 2010 - By Omar Mariño

Okay.  So the flash drive wasn’t exactly built for James Bond but you can bet if Bond needed a flash drive, this one would be in the running.  It’s constructed to US MIL-SPEC measurements and features impact and electrical shock resistance unlike any other flash drives around.  Not only that, it’s wrapped in a rubber coating and water resistant! Read more >>

Infinitec Launches First “Infinite” USB Drive
2 Aug 2010 - By Omar Mariño

While this little number from Infinitec isn’t really a USB thumb drive with infinite storage space, the advertisements are really lying to you, at least not completely.  You see, this USB device may look like a thumb drive but it’s actually a completely different gadget altogether.  Essentially what the tech boils down to is a WiFi device that allows two locally networked devices to instantaneously (and continuously) connect to each other.  One device then streams data to the other giving the USB device the appearance of being able to accept an infinite amount of data. Read more >>

A-DATA eSATA-Capable N909 Gives You Storage with Speed
30 Jul 2010 - By Omar Mariño

When fast just isn’t fast enough (or you just don’t have a USB 3.0 port on your computer) you can rely on A-DATA’s new N909 to give you the speed you need when storing and retrieving your files from a portable stick.  That’s right, this USB thumb drive slots right into your eSATA port giving you read/write speeds approaching USB 3.0 and doesn’t even need another port to draw power.  But is it worth the hassle? Read more >>

SanDisk’s New USB Thumb Drive—the World’s Smallest?
29 Jul 2010 - By Omar Mariño

SanDisk has long been a leader in mobile data storage and the brand name has become nearly synonymous with thumb drives.  The company took things to the next level when they launched the new Cruzer Blade.  It’s the company’s smallest thumb drive ever and quite possibly the smallest in the world.  But do you get all the features you need in a package that small? Read more >>