Buffalo Flashes Ultra-small 16GB Drive
"USB flash drives have been getting bigger in storage and smaller in size off-late, but the new Thumbkey USB drive from Buffalo beats them all."
Published: 25th June 2009 | Source: Buffalo Technology |
Buffalo Flashes Ultra-small 16GB Drive
USB flash drives have been getting bigger in storage and smaller in size off-late, but the new Thumbkey USB drive from Buffalo beats them all. The new drive easily stakes its claim as one of the smallest ones around with its impressive dimensions of just 18x18x8mm (WxHxD).Only slightly bigger than its USB connector, the Buffalo Thumbkey is all but noticeable as it juts out only by a couple of millimetres from your system. This means you would not have much to worry about even if you prefer to leave it plugged in to your notebook.
Despite its teeny-weeny size, it has an impressive storage capacity of up to 16GB. Other versions of this 3gm heavy device are available in 2GB, 4GB and 8GB capacities respectively.
The stylishly diminutive drive is available in three attractive colours – red, white and black and carries a retail price tag of $136. It is expected to become available in stores by next week, though it is most likely to be introduced mainly in Japan.
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Mate if you want i can do it for you...... if you pay for P+P, the cost of the plexi and rubber trim, and maybe a fiver on top, i would be happy to do it....
looks good :)
Mate if you want i can do it for you...... if you pay for P+P, the cost of the plexi and rubber trim, and maybe a fiver on top, i would be happy to do it....
Thanks very much for the offer dude, have to pass on it for now I'm afraid but I might come back to you in the future. If I could though I would like to give it a go myself but me creating things involving saws and blades is never, usually, a happy tale.
Yh no problem mate, was just a suggestion :)
If you are thinking of doing it then the basic tools you will need are a rotary tool (dremel), a jigsaw, and some metal files..
There are some good videos on youtube that show you what you need to do... search for 'mnpctech window mod' i think
If you are thinking of doing it then the basic tools you will need are a rotary tool (dremel), a jigsaw, and some metal files..
There are some good videos on youtube that show you what you need to do... search for 'mnpctech window mod' i think
Really, it's nicely done. I noticed that you have holes on M/B tray for cable management. Have you made them aswell or is it 902 case??
Really, it's nicely done. I noticed that you have holes on M/B tray for cable management. Have you made them aswell or is it 902 case??
No.. i only made one of the holes, the rest came as standard.
Im gonna put in some more holes for cable manangement, but i need to get a new mobo first so i know where to put them :(
Looks alright
good work
How come I can't see it?
Nice build!
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