Corsair has 8GB USB key

More bytes per buck

By Fuad Abazovic

Mon Sep 25 2006, 12:44

CORSAIR has its new rubber shielded USB stick, now at 8GB size.

It is available as of today at Newegg for $155. It is a lot of flash memory for not so much money. It is the only one that can store more than a single 4.7 GB DVD on it. I think this was the ultimate goal.

It looks exactly the same as the other ones but it can store much more, that is the point. You can grab one here. µ

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