C2 wants to be another USB drive platform

As far as we can tell, Korean company IOCELL's USB drives don't do anything different from other thumb drive technologies that let you store your applications and personal data with the idea of running all your apps on any computer, like Iomega's Active Disk, e.g. They're promoting the C2 software that they're using in their drives as an open standard platform for USB drives, but they're not being very clear about what makes it different and what advantage it has over already existing platforms like the U3 and Drive Alliance standards, already competing with each other in the marketplace. But you know, nothing like a good format war to make things like USB drives seem more exciting.

[Via Mobile Mag]

[Rugmonster @ Dec 19th 2005 1:25AM]

I think that's the longest run-on sentence I've ever seen. Simply amazing.

[nss @ Dec 19th 2005 1:25AM]

>I think that's the longest run-on sentence I've ever seen. Simply amazing.

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