Verbatim shows off 12GB USB drive

CES 007 Memory is made of this

By INQUIRER staff

Wed Jan 10 2007, 13:46

FOR A PRICE of $180 you can now carry around 12GB of storage on a USB drive, Verbatim said.

It is slightly larger than an average drive and comes with a utility for downloading applications called the Mobile Launchpad.

The firm is showing it off at the CES show in Las Vegas this week.

It supports Linux, Windows and the MacOS. µ

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