Memorette MLC Gold USB Drive

Jul 23 2007, 5:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Korean FMSEMICON introduces the Memorette MLC Gold USB drive with 8GB capacity.

The shiny compact USB drive features a sleek swivel case design.
Newly available is the 8GB capacity. A 16GB version is supposed to become available in August. Measurements of the drive are 42x16x7.7mm.
Via the FMSEMICON site (Korean). Explore the Bestselling USB Flash Drives.

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