SanDisk has extended its range of flash drives with the Cruzer Micro and Cruzer Titanium.
Sporting a new design, the Cruzer Micro is available in capacities up to 4GB and can be worn around the neck for easy transportation. The Cruzer Titanium offers fast read and write speeds of 15MB/second. Designed for durability, the case is crush proof to 2000 pounds, SanDisk claims, due to the use of advanced titanium allow, which is stronger than steel.
Using supplied software the drives can be turned into ?U3 smart drives,? enabling users to securely access and manage personal data – including preferences, programs and personal files – on a Windows XP or Windows 2000 computer. When activated the USB Smart Drives can launch a selection of U3-compatible programs, four of which are supplied with the flash drives: SKYPE, Avast! Antivirus software, SignUp Shield password value and CruzerSync.
SanDisk has also introduced its flagship MP3 player, the SanDisk Sansa e200, featuring a 6GB hard drive. As well as listening to and storing over 1,400 songs, users can view digital photographs and video on the 1.8in LCD colour screen.
Power is supplied using a rechargeable lithium-ion battery. Constructed from tough advanced titanium alloy, the back cover is designed to be tough, lightweight and scratch resistant.
Other features include an FM tuner, slideshow function, microSD slot and universal accessory connector. Available in March the 2GB version will cost around £140, the 4GB £170 and the 6GB £200.
Aimed at more cost-conscious consumers, SanDisk has also introduced the Sansa c100, incorporating a 1GB or 2GB hard drive and 1.2in colour LCD.
Both the e200 and e100 support Microsoft PlayForSure, enabling users to buy songs.
Find out more about all these products at www.sandisk.com