Massachusetts-based Kanguru will start shipping next week a USB 2.0 flash drive with incredible 64 GB of storage capacity. The aluminum-cased Flash Drive Max, weighing only 18 grams, costs USD 2,800. Smaller versions are available for USD 800 (16 GB) and USD 1,500 (32 GB). The company says the drives offer reading speed of up to 9 MB/s and writing speed of up to 5 MB/s. Another American company, Buslink, has announced a similar 64 GB device, but it is priced at USD 5,000.
Originally at http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/news/Kanguru-Releases-64-GB-Flash-Drive/1036
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