Are you fed up with the normal not so flashy flash drives? Then here is the solution for you. The ultimate and tiny flash drive, the EagleTec Nano Flash Drive. The EagleTec USB Nano takes small to a whole new, and welcomed, level. No longer are we going to be subject to large appendages sticking out of our laptop’s side. Oh now, now that this drive is out from EagleTec, chances are we’ll see ‘em from other manufacturers too. But really, the EagleTec one seems good enough.
Although it is small, the device provides a large storage space and can achieve read and write speeds of 15MB/s and 6MB/s, respectively. The drive is compatible with USB 1.1/ 2.0 and supports Windows 2000/XP/Vista, Mac OSX (10.2 or above). You just need to plug it into the USB port, and the computer will automatically detect and configure without restarting.
This little guy comes in two sizes: 4GB and 8GB. Both support upto 15Mb/s read and 6Mb/s write speeds, which doesn’t make these the fastest on the block, but the overall charm is enough to have us look the other way. Expect to pay either $22 for the 4GB or $33 for the 8GB.
Are you fed up with the normal not so flashy flash drives? Then here is the solution for you. The ultimate and tiny flash drive, the EagleTec Nano Flash Drive. The EagleTec USB Nano takes small to a whole new, and welcomed, level. No longer are we going to be subject to large appendages sticking out of our laptop’s side. Oh now, now that this drive is out from EagleTec, chances are we’ll see ‘em from other manufacturers too. But really, the EagleTec one seems good enough.
Although it is small, the device provides a large storage space and can achieve read and write speeds of 15MB/s and 6MB/s, respectively. The drive is compatible with USB 1.1/ 2.0 and supports Windows 2000/XP/Vista, Mac OSX (10.2 or above). You just need to plug it into the USB port, and the computer will automatically detect and configure without restarting.
This little guy comes in two sizes: 4GB and 8GB. Both support upto 15Mb/s read and 6Mb/s write speeds, which doesn’t make these the fastest on the block, but the overall charm is enough to have us look the other way. Expect to pay either $22 for the 4GB or $33 for the 8GB.
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