Tuesday, December 1 2009
PhotoFast, known for everything 'flash memory' in the IT world, is ready with an innovative USB stick, only this one is a 4-slot MicroSD and MicroSDHC card reader called the CR-5500. On one of its sides, the four slots tiny slots are located, which allow easy removal of the memory cards. The devices takes data from the four cards and creates a JBOD (just a bunch of disks) volume. Using four of the highest capacity MicroSDHC cards, the drive can provide 64 GB of storage (16 GB from each card). A cap covers the USB 2.0 interface. The entire unit is slightly bigger than the average USB flash stick, though not too big for a device with up to 64 GB of storage. It is priced at US around $64, package does not include memory cards. It is expected to ship in January.



Source: TechConnect Magazine
posted by btarunr - 4:25 PM |  Related News

User comments
by robodude666 (December 1st - 5:07 PM) - Reply
Why? Add 4x 16GB microSD cards and you're at ~$250+. A 64GB Flash drive is ~$150, and a 128GB stick is ~$350.
by Jizzler (December 2nd - 2:07 AM) - Reply
I thought it might be something for my photographer friends, but the ones filling multiple 4GB+ cards per shoot aren't using MicroSD.
by DaveK (December 3rd - 9:54 PM) - Reply
Do many cameras even use microSDHC? Any cameras I've seen use SD.
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