Super Talent announce world's smallest 8GB USB flash drive
"Super Talent have issued a press release detailing 3 new 8GB USB flash drives, including the worlds smallest 8GB drive"
Published: 8th April 2008 | Source: Super Talent |
Super Talent announce world's smallest 8GB flash drive
Super Talent have announced their new line of USB flash drives branded Pico. There are three new drives all with 8GB capacity, including the world’s smallest 8GB drive measuring in at a tiny 31.3mm x 12.4mm x 3.4mm.
These new drives include: PICO-A, with a swivel lid; the retractable PICO-B; and ultra small PICO-C. Super Talent’s patented PICO series USB drives are manufactured using chip-on-board (COB) technology, which enables up to 8GB of flash storage to fit into an incredibly minute case. PICO-C drives weigh less than a nickel (about 4.7 grams) and measure only 31.3mm x 12.4mm x 3.4mm.
These new drives include: PICO-A, with a swivel lid; the retractable PICO-B; and ultra small PICO-C. Super Talent’s patented PICO series USB drives are manufactured using chip-on-board (COB) technology, which enables up to 8GB of flash storage to fit into an incredibly minute case. PICO-C drives weigh less than a nickel (about 4.7 grams) and measure only 31.3mm x 12.4mm x 3.4mm.
While all three PICO's are chromed they each have different characteristics. PICO-A (STU8GPAS) measures 38.7 x 12.4 x 3.9mm, has a swivel lid design and is water resistant. PICO-B (STU8GPAS) measures 31.8 x 18.8 x 4.4mm and is retractable while PICO-C is water resistant, tough and ultra small at just 31.3 x 12.4 x 3.4mm.
PICO series drives are shock resistant, storing data securely even under adverse conditions. They also support read speeds upwards of 30MB/sec (200X).
Super Talent Marketing Director, Joe James explained, “These 8GB PICO drives have redefined mobile storage, combining new levels of speed, elegance and durability into the world’s smallest pen drive”.
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What do you think of this new range of flash drives? Do you crave for the most capacity you can get in the smallest package or would you just end up losing it.
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The psu was jump started? Not plugged into the mobo right?
First time it was, second time it wasn't, as I have one of those ATX jumpers (green to black) jsut for this watercooling
sounds like it might have killed itself.. good job it didnt die when plugged into all your components..
Capacitor popped maybe? Can you see any burn marks or capacitors with bulging tops through the fan grill?
Can't see any burning, but then its hard to see in without pulling this apart, and I dont want to void my warrenty. I will try it again today, who knows, it may have fixed itself :D No rush anyway, half the kit for this PC is either awaiting stock or not even boguht yet... :( Damn Q9450s...
Replace it, no question.
i had EXACTLY the same problem with mine. returned it to the shop and got a gamexstream instead. was a bit cheaper too.
any other good PSUs around the £80 mark then that is nice and quiet? I might be able to get an exchange, but I dont really have a problem with this PSU, probably my own fault... :D What would you recommend around the 600-700w mark?
any other good PSUs around the £80 mark then that is nice and quiet? I might be able to get an exchange, but I dont really have a problem with this PSU, probably my own fault... :D What would you recommend around the 600-700w mark?
It doesn't sound like it is your fualt. These days it is quite hard to get denied RMA. Just say it was dead out of the box.
Well flagged up the RMA, should get a return email monday, sent it away then, fingers crossed MD are good with returns and it is in my clutches by Friday, when I SHOULD have everything for this PC :D Ta for the help all
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