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A-DATA Turbo Series CF 350X Is the World's Fastest Compact Flash Card

A-DATA's Turbo Series CF card is 350X, which gets you a 52MB/sec read and 47MB/sec write, and comes in 8 and 16GB sizes. It's the fastest Compact Flash card in the world, which is made out of Single-Level-Cell (SLC) flash memory, and has dual-channel support.
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5:30 PM on Tue Jun 24 2008
By Jason Chen
2,084 views, 4 comments

format frenzy

Just What We Needed: Another Memory Card Standard

The MultiMedia Card Association (who?) has approved a new "global memory card standard" developed by a Taiwanese research institute—dubbed the miCard (Multiple Interface Card)—which will work with both USB and MMC slots. More »

4:00 PM on Sun Jun 3 2007
By Matt Buchanan
8,687 views, 32 comments

peripherals

A-DATA Pirates of the Caribbean Flash Memory

A-DATA may be a little late to the party, but they have designed and released a variety of flash memory modules with a PotC theme. Available is a regular flash drive bearing Depp's character. Also available are SD Duo cards. These are like regular SD memory cards but have a USB module so they can be directly plugged in to a computer. Normally I would rip on A-DATA for showing up to the PotC bandwagon party very late, but I can't hate against anything featuring Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley. SD Duo pictures after the fold. More »

3:00 PM on Fri Apr 20 2007
By Travis Hudson
2,267 views, 11 comments

Latest by Shmutz: Arrrgh...another place to store me booty. more »

gadgets

Mini Cube Hides 12GB of Storage

Being the geek that I am, I always make it a point of traveling with a 1GB USB flash drive, but lately that 1GB of space hasn't been cutting it. Enter A-Data's Mini Cube. This 1-inch USB drive packs 12GB of storage space in a footprint that's roughly the size of a postage stamp. It has a swiveling USB connector, much like Sony's old Micro Vault Pro, so connecting to awkwardly spaced USB ports shouldn't be a hassle. Not a bad way to spend your $125. – Louis Ramirez More »

6:33 PM on Tue Dec 12 2006
By Louis Ramirez
253 views, 8 comments

Latest by Grifter: Great tip. I just purchased one. I was looking for something just like this to put all my data (music and pictures and such) onto prior to loading up vista on my computer. Awesome! more »

peripherals

CES 2007: A-DATA Info SD Card

Debuting at CES 2007 in early January is the world's first SD card that comes loaded with bi-stable display technology. Bi-stable is a fancy way of saying the SD card has a very small display integrated into the card that does not require additional power sources to function. The display will show the available space on the card and name of the card. With so many gadgets using SD, it is hard to juggle them all. The Info SD won the innovations award for computer accessories at CES 2007. More »

6:12 PM on Wed Nov 8 2006
By Travis Hudson
374 views, 18 comments

Latest by SciPug: A Joke? No. Sad? Yes. Come on. Don't you guys have an editor? more »

peripherals

A-Data FP1 Finger Scanning USB Drive

Yeah, you could use a USB drive with some sort of software security feature, but it's probably only a matter of time until eastern European hackers crack that code. However, as this isn't Men in Black, you're already in possession of an excellent method of identifying yourself: your fingerprints. A-Data's FB1 USB drive scans your fingerprints on first use and identifies those fingerprints as the owner's. From then on, if you want to access the data on the drive, a simple fingerprint scan unlocks the drive. If, for some reason, your digits become unavailable, there's also a backup password system. More »

6:11 PM on Fri Jul 7 2006
By Gizloco
334 views, 4 comments

Latest by LFT: What was that book where the guy gets his finger chopped off by the bad guys so they can gain access to the fingerprint reader? There is just something about biometric authentication that doesn't sound like a good idea. more »