Transcend unveils new ultra-small USB drives

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Press release, November 9; Eric Mah, DIGITIMES [Monday 12 November 2007]

Transcend Technologies recently announced the launch of its JetFlash T3, a brand-new ultra-tiny USB flash drive.

Measuring only 30.2×12.3×2.4mm, the T3 is compact and weighs only two grams and is designed to be extra-rugged, according to the company.

Transcend's T3 comes in 1GB and 2GB versions and have a pre-tax list price of US$12.90 and US$20.80, respectively.

Transcend JetFlash T3 USB flash drive

Transcend JetFlash T3 USB flash drive
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