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2mm thick USB Flash Drive

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Freecom USB

 

The basic function of all the flash drives is to store data. But there’s a distinguishing factor or rather the form factor of the drive which makes us to buy a particular one. A new flash drive in the rat race is from Freecom which is as sleek as your credit card making it the slimmest flash drive available in the market. Available in storage sizes from 256MB to 4GB, this can be ideal for those who often forget to pocket their flash drives pretty frequently.

Pricing starts from 23.49 Euros ($33) to 69.99 Euros ($100).

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  1. Looks like a sleek little device this one! And it better should, considering it’s quite heavy price. These days you’d get 1GB of Hynix NAND flash memory for less than 10 USD…

    Also – isn’t this USB credit card easy to break? Is it stable? What would happen if you accidentally sit down on it?

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