ubergizmo
 Uberphones
Talk Prev Home Next

USB-powered CD Destroyer

Posted on: August 22, 2007


USB-powered CD Destroyer
Do you have some sensitive data stored on a disc that you want to get rid off? Well, instead of expending much strength scratching the entire underside of the disc itself, why not enlist the help of the USB-powered CD Destroyer? This device caters for DVDs as well, using a trio of carbon steel knurled points that is more than capable of wreaking a path of destruction across the surface of CDs and other CD-size media within 5 seconds. The entire CD Destroyer measures 60mm x 120mm x 50mm and weighs 130 grams, making it pretty convenient to sneak one away in your notebook bag on your travels. It retails for $29 each, but you can't place a price on the peace of mind achieved whenever sensitive data is gone...forever.

Source...        Comment   Join on Facebook




Reader Comments

By John Whitley , 21/03/08 6:34 PM (CommentID #575823)


No, the microwave actually works because it destroys the info. This thing just hides it behind scratches.

Reply | Direct Link | Report Abuse

By PeanutGallery , 22/08/07 3:00 PM (CommentID #278716)


Wouldn't two seconds in a microwave oven have the same results?

Reply | Direct Link | Report Abuse


Leave a Comment

You are welcome to share your ideas, experiences and leave questions in this post, but please be respectful of others when commenting. Insulting, self-promotional, SMS-style and off-topic comments will be deleted. Thank you. If you use Firefox, a dictionary add-on can come in handy.

Name (required)

Comment

*Please click only once. Comments are moderated and will not appear immediately.

Recent Reviews

Email a Friend
To:


Your email (no spam):


Message (optional):



Comment - Report an abuse

Are you sure that you want to report this comment as an abuse?

Report only if you can identify the comment as:

  • SPAM/self promotional
  • Off-topic and unrelated to the current thread
  • Vulgar/offensive/insulting language

Please do not flag a comment as abusive, because you disagree with its content.

Thank you!

Comment - Abuse reported

We will moderate this comment ASAP.

Thank you!

 

  • [Cisco Live '08] CEO Denies Channel Misconduct. Points to Highest Industry Satisfaction (video)
    •
  • [Cisco Live '08] Chambers Second Life "Crash" Course (video)
    •
  • Cisco Live '08: From the Server Room to the Board Room. Over 11,000 Attendees. Up from Last Year Inspite Down Economy (video)
    •
  • [Cisco Live '08] Cisco is Cool Again! Push For Visualisation Networking, Collaboration and Web 2.0 (video)
    •
  • [Churchill Club] Serena Software Swaps Corporate Intranet for Facebook. Unveils Facebook Fridays! (video)
    •
  • The Basic Tab Looks Like An iPhone Designed For The Fashion Conscious
    •
  • UTStarcom Sells Off Its Personal Communications Division
    •
  • Specs For Telus' HTC Touch Diamond Revealed
    •
  • China's XPERIA X1 And TyTN II Fusion
    •
  • Samsung B2700 Aims To Be Rugged
    •
  • Black Sony 2X Blu-ray Disc Reader, 8X DVD-ROM, 24X CD-ROM, Serial ATA Interface, BR-5100S. OEM
    •
  • Pioneer DVR-115DBK Black Internal 20x IDE DVD±RW Drive with 10x Double Layer - Bulk New
    •
  • Thermaltake N0028USU BLACX HDD Docking Station
    •
  • OCZ Reaper HPC 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 1066 (PC2 8500) Dual Channel Kit Desktop Memory - Retail
    •
  • Seagate Barracuda 7200.11 ST3750330AS 750GB 7200 RPM 32MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive - OEM
    •