Written on January 21, 2009 – 12:41 pm | by Maria Mihale |
Did I tell you or did I not? Gadgets have to be cool in order to make people want to buy them. An ingenious silhouette that doesn’t really help you figure out what in earth you have in front of your eyes is undoubtedly the must-have of every season. Whether it’s the Flash Drive Band that one can wrap around the wrist or the Brass Cross USB Drive, adorned with a couple of crystals, they have to be different from the competition.



And the Segon Turbo Flash Drive is another relevant example of the fact that the imagination has no boundaries whatsoever. And you’d better watch out, guys, because you might be deceived by appearances. Yes, it’s true, what you see in the picture above looks very much like a standard DDR RAM, but don’t rush into conclusions! The point is that the real identity of the product is other than what you have in mind right now (oh, right, I gave you the name and it’s more than enough!).



Now let me break the news for you: after giving it another look, you’ll realize that the device is in fact a USB flash drive, an ingenious one, as you can easily see for yourself. One of the main advantages of the flash drive is the portability, due to the “special mini size” and the negligible weight, which makes it perfect for those who want to carry it anywhere they go. In addition, it supports Windows Ready Boost, designed to enhance the system speed.

As far as the compatibility is concerned, the Segon Turbo Flash Drive works with Windows 2000 / XP/ Vista, Linux 2.4, Mac OS X and their most recent versions. Measuring 29 x 15 x 4 millimeters and weighing approximately 4 grams, the device is available in two different versions: 2GB and 4GB. They can be yours from Brando for $12 and $20, respectively.

(Source: coolest-gadgets.com)