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World´s Thinnest USB Flash Drive

Dec 13, 05 12:30 AM PDT

Seeing as most flash drives manufacturers are trying to outdo each other in terms of size, it's refreshing to see a change in direction with Walletex's credit card-sized flash drive. Fear not, the Wallet Flash 1.1, is actually USB 2.0 compatible and runs on quite a few operating systems. It was awarded at CES 2006 in the Personal Electronics category. It comes in four capacities with a soon to be released 2GB model. A change from the other USB drives, but call me old fashioned if I prefer to have my data stored in something less likely to break if I sit on it. Via pheedo

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