Transcend JetFlash 180, the shiny new flash drive

by Cyrus Farivar, posted Nov 27th 2006 at 2:25AM

We're not really sure how many people worldwide have been pining for a flash drive to match their Zippo, but Transcend's decided that's exactly what we need. Beyond coming in the normal assortment of sizes ranging from 1GB to 4GB, the JetFlash 180 "also comes bundled with some very useful software applications," although we're not really sure which ones. Still, it's got some decent read and write speeds, coming in at 10-12MBps and 8MBps, respectively. Unfortunately Transcend's sped off without letting us know when or where we can get our greasy paws all over this shiny new drive.

[Via Far East Gizmos]

Filed under: Storage

Tags: flash drive, FlashDrive, stainless steel, StainlessSteel, transcend, usb

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&& @ Nov 27th 2006 3:12AM

http://www.transcendusa.com/Products/ModDetail.asp?ModNo=130&SpNo=2&LangNo=0

Software that comes with it is listed on the product page. Sucks that it doesn't come in black, which would be by far the most attractive color.

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Rynth @ Nov 27th 2006 4:20AM

Oooh, shiny ^^,

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GJP303 @ Nov 28th 2006 8:19PM

ya when you do get your hands on it, it will get fingerprints and scratches, not the best choice for a PORTABLE flash drive.

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GJP303 @ Nov 28th 2006 8:20PM

that puts the FLASH into flash drive. he he

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