Kanguru Flash Drive Max - Portable Storage That Goes On and On

2006-07-26
by red

If you have too much money in your bank account to spend, and you always need to transfer large amount of files from place to place, you should consider getting a Kanguru Flash Drive Max USB flash drive. Storage capacities from 16GB to 64GB are available, and the high price tag starts from US$745.

The Kanguru Flash Drive Max reads up to 9 MB/sec and writes up to 5 MB/sec. It uses top grade NAND flash memory with high strength aluminium housing and weighs only 18 g. Like any other USB flash drives, it is compatilble with almost all operating systems including Windows, Mac OS and Linux.

Link: Kanguru Flash Drive Max product page

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    1. Desible says:
      2006-08-02 23:04

      The Kanguru Flash Drive Max breaks new ground in portable storage with up to 64GB in a single flash drive! Set in a rugged aluminum housing, the Kanguru Flash Drive Max can be counted on to hold huge amounts of data and withstand the rigors of transporting it around. Slightly larger than a stick of gum, this unit packs a phenomenal amount of solid state storage into a small form factor. It operates on Windows, Mac and Linux, most without any device drivers.


    1. Pump it says:
      2006-08-04 18:10

      I think in now days this device won’t be popular, but in nearest future… There will be wide choice of flash storages and price will be much more cheaper


    1. Kia says:
      2006-08-04 19:09

      You’d expect a peripheral to cost more than the main device if that peripheral is a wall-eating hi-def monitor for your heavy-duty PC. But a flash drive?


    1. Desible says:
      2006-08-06 21:02

      heavy-duty PC?????


    1. Casper says:
      2006-08-08 00:31

      The Kanguru Flash Drive Max comes complete with KanguruShield security software, allowing Windows users the option of password protection for secure data. The KanguruShield software allows users to resize and format the flash drive space into public and/or private partitions. Setting up the KanguruShield security software is easy and user friendly!


    1. Casper says:
      2006-08-11 22:11

      Do you feel like your current USB flash drive fulfill your needs?


    1. Lobster says:
      2006-08-11 22:26

      My 128 mb usb flash fullfill all my needings. For films I better take hard disc. For documents it’s the best thing


    1. Chico says:
      2006-08-13 06:18

      And what about new design? Where is it? And where are new posts?


    1. Kospi says:
      2006-08-15 07:27

      Nowhere…


    1. Roman says:
      2006-08-18 05:55

      This site won’t be popular if he will be updated such “frequently”


    1. Surg says:
      2006-08-30 18:10

      Is this blog alive? :( No new posts here for a long time…


    1. Preg says:
      2006-09-01 03:34

      It seems that not :( The blog is retired.


    1. Spell says:
      2006-09-02 07:06

      The prise of htis is too high!!!!


    1. Tom says:
      2006-09-03 07:54

      So it is desirable such toy, but stands she of course too much!!!


    1. Taras says:
      2006-09-04 19:51

      I shall agree that this dear pleasure…


    1. mark says:
      2006-09-04 21:00

      I’ve anough with my 2 Gb flash data disk. 5 ms/sec is very good, like the speed of some hard disk! but the prise is really too high :-(


    1. Casper says:
      2006-09-06 00:10

      Where is new posts?


    1. Naste says:
      2006-09-06 04:31

      Well basically I have no much, but nevertheless I shall allocate to myself a little on such good device.


    1. May says:
      2006-09-08 23:55

      Thanks for the price and interesting news. I shall necessarily buy to myself this thing.