The amount of USB devices hitting the market
at the moment is enormous and they keep getting better and better
one of the most useful USB devices was the memory key ring that
gave the user a range of memory sizes straight on their key ring.
Now a company has come up with a device just as useful that gives
you memory built into a stylish watch.
The Laks USB Memory Watch has a built-in USB cable and can transfer files to and from most
computer operating systems. The USB cable is cleverly stored in the watch band and the USB connector tucks
conveniently into the band. There is also a LED indicator light at
the nine o'clock position that indicates the device status. The
watch is surprisingly sleek lightweight and is not bulky. The band
is comfortable and very flexible.
The watch is available in memory sizes ranging from 32 Mb to 256
Mb. It comes with a driver CD that allows it to be used an
various operating systems from windows 98 to XP and some Linux and
Mac systems. also included is a USB extension cable.
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