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To most people the USB flash disk is a humble, innocuous device that does nothing more than help them tote around their most important files. But to the US Department of Defense (DoD), the USB stick has a dark side … Continue reading →

Recently，LOCK-IT the famous usb flash drive manufacturer, release it’s USB flash drive on-board PIN pad .The LOK-IT is a USB flash drive with a hardware-based security system that requires users to log in on a self-contained, on-board PIN pad. The … Continue reading →

Corsair put an interesting twist on backup technology. They have devised a one touch USB flash disk backup adapter. The adapter has a female USB port sitting on the top of the device. This is where you can plug in … Continue reading →

The easiest way to remove any virus from a USB flash disk is this: format it! Be sure to use the Full Format function, not the quick format function.In the very unlikely event you get an error messages saying you … Continue reading →

The life cycle of a USB flash drive is a question which has been around for a long time. There are many factors which contribute to the longevity of a flash drive. Today, lets look at some. I feel there … Continue reading →

With USB 3.0 ports becoming more common on desktop and laptop computers, the number of USB 3.0 storage devices and other gear coming to market is growing. One of the most prevalent areas that USB 3.0 is being embraced is … Continue reading →

Essential components   There are typically four parts to a USB flash drive:   Male type-A USB connector — provides an interface to the host computer.   USB mass storage controller — implements the USB host controller and provides a … Continue reading →

      World Crown Electronics Ltd., as a USB flash drive trading company, and an excellent China USB flash drive manufacturer with its own USB flash drive factory, here provides you five proposals to select high-quality USB flash memory suppliers for … Continue reading →

A foreign spy agency pulled off the most serious breach of Pentagon computer networks ever by inserting a USB flash drive into a US military laptop, a top defence official said. The previously classified incident, which took place in 2008 … Continue reading →

Yesterday, my producer pointed at all the gear hanging from the lanyard around my neck — a USB flash drive, my CBC RFID card and Dexit tag — and said my “nerd jewellery” was a modern fashion statement. I then … Continue reading →