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MOVA 256 USB Pen Drive -
Introduction
Posted by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 02/04/2003 08:00 AM [ 0 comment(s) ]
Think of this ... tiny and small as a let's say good sized yellow marker, it only weighs a couple of gram's, connects to the USB port and works on any PC with an USB port. Imagine this product a few years from now, I mean let's face it with the rapid technology advancement/growth in a year of five we'll have multiple gigabyte sized pendrives. Now compare that with your Hard-Drive .. that noisy bugger which produces a lot of heat.
Today we are looking at the Mova 256 MB pen-drive. Basically it's a memory chip that will hold it's data even when it's unplugged.
Specifications
- Bootable
- Storage capacity range 16MB to 1 Gig
- Security - support for password protection
- Convenience connectable with desktop, laptop via USB port no driver required for installation except for Win95/98/SE.
- Hot plug and play.
- High reliability and access rate.
- Tiny size, light weight, shock proof and moisture proof
- Support for Windows ME/2000/XP, Mac OS (ver. 8.6 or above) and Linux kernel version 2.4.0 or above without driver.
Provide - LED indicator while Carry Drive is busy.
- Pen Drive has lock capability to avoid writing over data.
Package Contents
- Mova disk (USB Memory)
- User manual
- Application software
What is it?
Accessing and transporting data has never been easier with the Pen Drive.
MOVA 256 USB Pen Drive
A Pen Drive as a removable hard disk drive with USB connection. Okay, so I know these things are the future but are they really usable I figured ?
A Pen Drive as a removable hard disk drive with USB connection. Okay, so I know these things are the future but are they really usable I figured ?
