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64 GB For $2,800

US-based storage specialist Kanguru has launched the product for Flash disk fans who are unhappy with the weenie capacity most USB drives offer: a memory key with a whopping 64GB of storage capacity. The downside? It'll cost you rather more than your computer probably did.

Yes, the Kanguru Flash Drive Max can be yours for a mere $2,800 with five cents change (£1,597/€2,282). For which you could alternatively buy three 320GB LaCie Little Big Drive units and walk away with $400 in change, though the latter product's a long way from the Flash Drive Max's ultra-portable 18g weight and 9.2 x 2.5 x 1.5cm casing.

http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2006/04/07 ... lash_disk/

wow

cant even post, fuckin pos bb

imagine losing that

[xeno]Julios wrote:imagine losing that

Folks these days get all riled up over losing their keys, so I can only guess at the conniption that would occur.

[xeno]Julios wrote:imagine losing that

Folks these days get all riled up over losing their keys, so I can only guess at the conniption that would occur.

i call bs

BS or not, I'll not be getting one for sure.

scourge34 wrote:BS or not, I'll not be getting one for sure.

i call bs

Heh, It took me until last month to break down and actually buy a 256 mb thumb drive.

I need a thumb drive. This had better work.

Thumb drives rock. But thats excessive.