1.8" USB Portable Hard Drive
Jin-Wei Tioh writes "The folks at BlueSmoke take a look at Transcend's recently announced 1.8" USB 2.0 portable hard drive, the only one of its kind on the market. Roughly the size of a small stack of business cards, it is quite a bit smaller than existing 2.5" drives. It holds either 20GB or 40GB of data and is styled like an iPod."
The VST FireFly was based on the 1.8" 5GB drive (the one that was in the original iPod). It was also extremely tiny; however, it was limited in capacity, and eventually discontinued.
As hard drive/memory chip/etc devices get smaller and smaller, I wonder how people will be able to keep track of where the hell their (physical, not logical) memory is....
I can see a new market now, not for data recovery, but for recover-the-data-device recovery....I'll make millions!
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Freecom have had an external hard drive based on a 1.8" unit for a couple of months now.
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1) Take a PDA with a reasonable CPU (one that could handle say low-res divx playing at a decent framerate)
2) Include built in hard-drive
3) Profit
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