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Even the USB drives need their share of rugged make and that is what Corsair has in mind. With sensitive data normally stored in them, toughening them up through a super-strong aluminum casing is a good idea. And if you want one that can really withstand the extreme conditions, the 64GB Flash Survivor USB drive from Corsair should be something worth having. The drive is comes with a molded, shock-dampening collar and EPDM seal, which provides water-resistance to a depth of 200 meters.

This drive has already been tested through the worst scenarios which include being run over, dropped, baked and boiled. The Corsair 64GB Flash Survivor USB drive is now available through Corsair authorized dealers which may want to consider coming out with larger storage drives considering the files people put in these portable solutions today.

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Verbatim has been known to provide us with an array of storage solutions. But now, it offers a new kind of storage in the form of flash drives. The new flash drives from Verbatim are the TUFF-CLIP USB drives which come in two storage capacities.

The 4GB TUFF-CLIP USB drives come in Turquoise while the 8GB TUFF-CLIP USB drives are in black. Both USB drives feature an ultra-rugged plastic enclosure with a retractable slider which protects the USB connector.

The drives come pre-loaded with password security software for Windows systems to protect sensitive data in a user-defined private zone. The 4GB USB drive is priced at US$29.99 while the 8GB USB drive costs US$49.99. Both are now available at Verbatim retailers and channels.

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Tags: 8gb usb drive, array, flash drives, plastic enclosure, Portable Devices, private zone, security software, sensitive data, slider, storage capacities, storage solutions, turquoise, usb connector, windows systems




 

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