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Flash drive holds 8GB of compressed data

A bit pricey though
By INQUIRER staff
Thu May 27 2004, 11:51
A FLASH DRIVE which is able to hold eight gigabytes of compressed data has debuted.

The drive, called the KanguruMicro 2.0 costs just under $1700 - you could buy an Apple PowerBook 12-inch for that price, or six Apple iPod Minis, which hold 4GB of space. The iPod drives use Hitachi's mini hard drive, but the KanguruMicro 2.0 uses NAND flash memory.

Read about the KanguruMicro 2.0 and other USB devices here. µ

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