Ain't no way better to kick off the Monday doldrums but with yet another Flash drive, right? Yeah, we guess. The JetFlash isn't too extraordinary, and ranges in size (as usual) from 32MB to 2GB—but if they renamed it the BlingFlash, well, then they'd have something. We're serious.
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