Cornice bumps 1-inch drive to 12GB

by Ryan Block, posted Aug 8th 2006 at 10:02AM

You wouldn't think it would have taken Cornice 8 months to announce a 2GB growth in their drives, but the portable drive manufacturer announced their first (but not the first) 12GB 1-inch Dragon series drive, due to ship to OEMs Q306 for $85 apiece. It'll still be a little while before you start seeing portables showing up with 12GBs of capacity (think about how few 10GB devices you see as is), but something tells us Cornice is really going to have to step up their game if they're going to outrun Samsung and their NAND flash production abilities.

[Via Impress]

Filed under: Storage

Tags: 1-inch drive, 1-inchDrive, 12gb, cornice, dragon

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Brent @ Aug 8th 2006 10:14AM

Hard drives are so last year.

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Faisal Rahman @ Aug 8th 2006 10:59AM

hmmmmm....sweet...Apple might be putting these in their new upcoming ipod nanos

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OnA Pest @ Aug 8th 2006 11:02AM

How about a "psp version 2" with one of these built in, and the ability to access more than 4gb of storage

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