Thumbdrive - First and smallest in the world





















"Portable storage has never been easier. The drive is exceedingly lightweight and portable." ModTheBox May 27 2002

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Thumbdrive first and smallest in the world

Overview | Features | Specifications | System Requirements

Overview

Moving and storing data has never been so easy before! Introducing the world's first revolutionary portable storage device that is smaller than your...thumb! Choose from a wide array of storage sizes from 8MB - to a whopping 512MB! Handy is truly an understatement.

The size is only half the story. The USB plug & play makes connecting the Thumbdrive^TMto your desktop or laptop a fuss free operation. No extra connector cables and no batteries are required.

The Thumbdrive uses flash memory technology. Being a solid state device, it has no mechanical parts and can therefore withstand shocks and vibrations during operation.

Features

Plug and Play via USB port
Solid state drive with no moving parts.
Easy to use and install
Compact, light and low power consumption under both active and suspend modes
No external power supply required
Write protection by hardware write-protection switch
LED indicates the state of the drive

Specifications

Interface	USB Specification 1.1
Memory⁺	16MB / 32MB / 64MB / 128MB / 256MB / 512MB
Dimensions	57mm(L) x 17mm(W) x 10mm(H)
Weight	18g
Data Transfer speed	Read Operation: 700Kbytes/s Write Operation: 350Kbytes/s
Power supply	USB bus-powered
LED indication	Solid: Thumbdrive connected Blinking: Data transmitting and receiving
Operating Temperature	0^oC ~ 50^oC
Storage Temperature	-20^oC ~ 80^oC
Relative Humidity	During Operation: 20% ~ 80% During Storage: 5% ~ 95%
Certification	FCC, CE

System Requirements

Windows
Windows 98, 98SE, ME, 2000 or XP with USB port

Macintosh
Mac OS 8.6 or 9.x with USB port

⁺Note:
1 MB=1 million bytes; your operating system may report as fewer megabytes
1 GB=1 billion bytes; your operating system may report as fewer gigabytes.