KINGSTON DATATRAVELER MEMORY STICK IS DREAM FOR NETBOOK OWNERS

I'm sure that those of us who own a netbook which carries the usual 4, 8, 16 and occasional 32GB of SSD will be real happy for this. Kingston Technology has just unveiled their latest set of memory sticks that are aimed at those who are looking for something small enough to hold all their Elvis tracks on or something a little more private.

In any case these flash drives come in sizes of 32GB and 64GB making them the largest in their entire DataTraveler lineup. And if that wasn't enough the work on all three major OS (Window's, Mac and yes Linux). Should you be interested in one you can get them for $132 and $177 for the 32GB and 64GB respectfully.

SONY MOVES MEMORY STICK CARDS A NOTCH AHEAD

Every person discerns Sony seems to build proprietary flash cards. In addition, they just adore forcing their clients into using them. The most recent in Sony's elongated line of proprietary Memory Stick cards, the MS PRO-HG Duo HX has been legitimately initiated. The PRO-HG Duo is accessible in 2 capacities, 4GB and 8GB, and will encompass read/write velocities of 20MB/15MB per second. So what's the summit of yet another Memory Stick? In accordance to Sony, the new-fangled HX cards are perfect for high presentation digital cameras and HD camcorders." These cards are invented to continue up with the elevated anxiety of high-megapixel cameras, and cameras with hefty unremitting shooting capacities. With the card approaches a free data recovery program, the Memory Stick Data liberate Service, which can be utilized to recuperate deleted files, counting photos and videos. The PRO-HG Duo HX utilizes an 8-bit parallel crossing point, and approaches with a 10-year guarantee. The 2 cards will be accessible for procure in October. With the flash cards market a bit hitting the bottoms, and the usage is still the same high levels, the market has degraded to bottom levels that the big players are finding it hard to shore up. A great level of up gradation was looked ahead and SONY has served one right away.