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A-DATA PD17 2GB USB Flash Drive Review
"A-DATA has been around since May 2001 when it was established in Taiwan. Since then A-DATA has won numerous awards in Taiwan for being one of the fastest growing technology companies in the Asia/Pacific region. In 2006 and 2007, A-DATA was ranked 14th in Taiwan's Top 20 Global Brands. They have also reported record annual revenue for 2006 at USD$1.35 billion! It is no doubt that A-DATA's quality has contributed to it's success over the years. Today we bring the latest in A-DATA's Nobility Series of Flash Drives: the PD17 (US$30.10 at the time of publication).

The first thing that cought our eye on this was was the design. The engineers at A-DATA have taken a step away from the traditional 'bar' desgin with the PD17. Weighing in at just 5 grams with the sleek dimensions of 36.5*24.5*5.5mm, you won't be adding any noticable weight or volume to your pocket with this drive. However, also on that note, you will have to keep a close eye on this one so it doesn't fall in a crack or get covered up on the kitchen table!"

ATP ProMax 4 GB SD High Capacity (SDHC) Memory Card Review
"The megapixel count on digital cameras continues to increase and more digital camcorders are coming to rely on flash memory cards for storage. The tried and true Secure Digital (SD) format is reaching the end of its lifespan, because it just doesn’t offer enough capacity anymore. In case you didn’t know, it is not possible to get an SD card that carries more than 2 gigabytes of memory. That’s where the revitalized SDHC format has come into play, offering tons more storage in a form factor that is no larger than a standard SD card. In fact, the SDHC format has a theoretical limit of 32GB. That’s a lot more than 2GB, wouldn’t you say?"