Laks USB Memory Watch - 256MB

Laks Watches offers new range of USB Memory Watches. We posted before about The Tornado and the Memix USB Memory watch. Memory Wrist Watches seem to be the new trend after the keychain USB gadgets.

More known for their art wrist watches, Laks offers now a USB Memory Watch.
The USB Watch comes in 32MB, 64MB, 128MB and 256MB.

Specifications:
- 1.0/1.1
- Data-transfer 1000 KB/sec read, 920 KB/sec write
- Password protection
- Citizen clock work
- Operating Systems: Windows 98 , Windows Millennium Edition (Windows ME),Windows 2000, Windows XP, Linux 2.4 or higher, Mac OS 8.6 or higher

Prices:
32MB Euro 42,- / USD 42,-
64MB Euro 64,- / USD 64,-
128MB Euro 89,- / USD 89,-
256MB Euro 149,- / USD 149,-
Laks is selling the USB Watches in their Online Store

See Also:
Mega Memory Watch (32MB) EDGE DiskGO! 128MB USB 1.1 Watch Drive
New Memix 128MB USB Memory Watch
Tornado Memory Wrist Watch With USB
Timex Ironman USB Watch

UPDATE:
Till end of september I4U gives away a Free LAKS 128MB USB Watch - click here for details.

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