NEW YORK (PRWEB) August 15, 2005 — Memina, a spin-off of Samsung Electronics and a leading developer of high-speed, high-performance flash memory products, today announced the launch of the fastest USB Flash Drive on the market. Memina’s new 4GB ROCKET USB Flash Drive sets new records for speed and capacity, boasting unprecedented 200x transfer speeds of 30MB/s, and enough storage to transfer and play back a full-length DVD movie on a single device.

The 4GB ROCKET is the latest release in Memina’s ultra-fast, maximum capacity ROCKET line of drives, designed to offer the highest USB Flash performance available today. Built with video professionals, IT administrators and business travelers in mind, the 4GB ROCKET meets the most demanding storage demands … fast. Two hours of uncompressed or eight hours of compressed digital video, up to 2,000 music files, and heavy-duty software applications can be quickly transferred and conveniently run directly from the drive.

Memina’s ROCKET and POCKET ROCKET series of USB flash drives are built to last. All models feature Samsung SLC memory that lasts 10 times longer than mainstream drives, a gold USB connector that provides superior signal quality and a rotating, never-lose cap that protects against damage from dust, vibration, or moisture. Weighing in at less than one ounce, these drives are small and lightweight enough to conveniently fit in a pocket. Backed by a lifetime warranty and a 30-day, money-back guarantee, a Memina ROCKET or POCKET ROCKET is likely the last USB Flash Drive consumers will ever need to buy.

All ROCKET and POCKET ROCKET series products come standard with a USB extension cable so it can easily go from the laptop and other portable devices to the desktop, without a hassle. Memina also offers an optional ROCKET DOCK-IT desktop cradle for its USB Flash Drives, keeping them within arm’s reach at all times.

Memina’s 4GB ROCKET has an MSRP of $469; purchase information is available at http://rocket.memina.com. The ROCKET line also features 1GB and 2GB models. Also available from Memina: the high-speed yet compact POCKET ROCKET line of USB Flash Drives, featuring 512MB, 1GB, and 2GB storage capacities.

About Memina
A spin-off of Samsung Electronics, Memina is a leading developer of high-speed, high-performance flash memory products. Memina designs, engineers, manufactures, and distributes its own products, with more than 3 million drives developed to date. The company’s flagship product offerings are the ROCKET and POCKET ROCKET series of USB Flash Drives, which combine the best in design and quality with top capacities and record read/write speeds for the fast, easy transfer and transport of high-volume data, video, and music files.

For more information, visit www.memina.com.
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The Sanyo Xacti E6 is an ultra-compact six megapixel model with a 3x optical zoom lens (although Sanyo persists in including interpolation in its cameras, this time almost doubling the resolution to 10.2 megapixels – something which can be done more effectively in a computer, rather than in the camera). Probably the standout feature of the Xacti E6 given its small chassis is a whopping 3.0″ LCD display. Other features will apparently include 9-point autofocusing, a choice of metering modes, four-mode flash, six scene modes, 30fps VGA movie capability, and USB and NTSC/PAL video output. Power comes from a proprietary Lithium Ion battery, and images are stores in 16MB of internal memory, or on optional Secure Digital cards.

The Sanyo Xacti E6 will ship this September in Europe, with pricing set at €430 (roughly equivalent to US$532 / CAD$637 / £294 / Â¥58,300 ignoring exchange rate fluctuations, taxes and duties). Photos of the camera body can be seen on the digitalkamera.de website.

Pictures From: Engadget.com
Source: Imaging Resource

Qtek’s new 0.68-inch thick 8310 and 8300 will run Windows Mobile 5.0, have a 2.2-inch QVGA display, quad-band EDGE, a 1.3 megapixel camera, Bluetooth, MiniSD, and apparently even WiFi.

Source: Smartphone Thoughts