Scaling down the proportions of storage solutions embedded with all-purposive features to a respectable extent appears to have become an elementary task for manufacturers who want to cater to consumers’ ever changing needs. This time, Active Media has done the same by unleashing its latest Flip pivot USB 2.0 flash drive.
Sporting a unique look, the pivot style lid takes the drive under its wings when snoozing under an inoperative mode. To make sure its mislaying never eventuates, the lid conveniently flips open and provides users with instant access to their important data. Users can facilely carry it on their keychain or in pocket or clip it to a backpack.
“The Flip drive is designed in fire orange and white racing colors, giving it a unique look, and the drive is extremely small and ultra-slim, making it a highly portable storage device”, shared Active Media Products VP of Sales, Jerry Thomson.
Available in 4 gigabyte and 8 gigabyte, the storage device can further load up to 2,000 MP3 songs or up to 2,400 six megapixel photos.
Active Media’s new 4GB Flip drive can be purchased for $12, while the spacious 8GB model will make users fork out $20. The drives are available now through Amazon.
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Sporting a unique look, the pivot style lid takes the drive under its wings when snoozing under an inoperative mode. To make sure its mislaying never eventuates, the lid conveniently flips open and provides users with instant access to their important data. Users can facilely carry it on their keychain or in pocket or clip it to a backpack.
“The Flip drive is designed in fire orange and white racing colors, giving it a unique look, and the drive is extremely small and ultra-slim, making it a highly portable storage device”, shared Active Media Products VP of Sales, Jerry Thomson.
Available in 4 gigabyte and 8 gigabyte, the storage device can further load up to 2,000 MP3 songs or up to 2,400 six megapixel photos.
Active Media’s new 4GB Flip drive can be purchased for $12, while the spacious 8GB model will make users fork out $20. The drives are available now through Amazon.
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