Published: 29th April 2008 @ 4:56 AM Author:Cameron Wilmot
Attempting to cash in on the success of the ASUS Eee PC, A-DATA has announced a range of new themed flash memory devices for the highly popular Taiwanese made low-cost notebook PC.
First up is the A-DATA class 6 SDHC memory card which offers a hefty 8GB of additional storage to the Eee. It’s promoted as a permanent second hard drive for the Eee with its branded color coding scheme – however, it begs question – what good it is that if you never see it installed inside the card reader? Tsk tsk tsk...
Next up is the S701 USB sliding pen drive also offering a hefty 8GB of storage. It not only color and style matches the Eee PC but it also includes support for Windows ReadyBoost which is a Vista only feature – again the questions come begging, isn’t the Eee really only properly capable of running XP? Sorry for being picky A-DATA but somebody has to be.
You can read more details on both products over at the A-DATA press release which you will find right here.
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