Super Talent Announces 18-Carat Solid Gold USB Drive
"For a limited time only, Super Talent is releasing a limited edition gold flash drive"
Published: 28th October 2008 | Source: Super Talent |
Super Talent Announces 18-Carat Solid Gold USB Drive
Super Talent Technology, a leading manufacturer of Flash
storage solutions and DRAM memory modules, today announced a limited edition 18-carat solid gold USB drive that comes with a serialized Certificate of Authenticity.
The Pico-C has become the hallmark of style and quality in USB drives. Prized for its beautiful design and incredibly small size, the Pico-C is also water resistant and fast, supporting up to 200X (30MB/sec) data transfer speeds. The Pico-Cs amazing qualities account for the scores of prestigious Awards the Pico-C has amassed, including being featured on the July-08 cover of Popular Science and being named as a Top 10 Record-Breaking Consumer Gadget by Gizmodo.
Now, for a limited time only, Super Talent is offering an 8GB custom-made 18-Carat solid solid gold Pico-C drive that includes:
- Serialized Certificate of Authenticity
- 18-carat gold keychain
- FIPS certified AES-256 Encryption software
- Your text or logo laser etch onto the drive at no charge
- Black velvet jewelry box
This rare collector's item makes an eloquent corporate gift, and is available only on a preorder basis for a limited time, with three to four weeks lead time. Part number STC8GBPCKG is offered to resellers at $599.
“We fused advanced technology with precious metals into a precision crafted device with no equal,” said Mr. Jin Kim, Super Talent design engineer.
storage solutions and DRAM memory modules, today announced a limited edition 18-carat solid gold USB drive that comes with a serialized Certificate of Authenticity.
The Pico-C has become the hallmark of style and quality in USB drives. Prized for its beautiful design and incredibly small size, the Pico-C is also water resistant and fast, supporting up to 200X (30MB/sec) data transfer speeds. The Pico-Cs amazing qualities account for the scores of prestigious Awards the Pico-C has amassed, including being featured on the July-08 cover of Popular Science and being named as a Top 10 Record-Breaking Consumer Gadget by Gizmodo.
Now, for a limited time only, Super Talent is offering an 8GB custom-made 18-Carat solid solid gold Pico-C drive that includes:
- Serialized Certificate of Authenticity
- 18-carat gold keychain
- FIPS certified AES-256 Encryption software
- Your text or logo laser etch onto the drive at no charge
- Black velvet jewelry box
This rare collector's item makes an eloquent corporate gift, and is available only on a preorder basis for a limited time, with three to four weeks lead time. Part number STC8GBPCKG is offered to resellers at $599.
“We fused advanced technology with precious metals into a precision crafted device with no equal,” said Mr. Jin Kim, Super Talent design engineer.
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I'm sure it has some manual with it, just read and follow :P, might get one myself actually :D.
You've just made a big mistake. I am sorry I haven't done a review on the forums for you..
My mate has a Q6600 and he is getting bad temps out of it.
He used to get better temperatures with his TT V1 heatsink.
The Xtreme only cools about 2C (max) better than the AC7.. thanks for the long wait for nothing AC!
My mate has a Q6600 and he is getting bad temps out of it.
He used to get better temperatures with his TT V1 heatsink.
The Xtreme only cools about 2C (max) better than the AC7.. thanks for the long wait for nothing AC!
Is it placed correctly and are your sure the temps are being read correctly? I remember my comp saying 120c before.
Yes mate... it is a huge let down. Look on the net..
d'oh! I'll let you know my experiences when it arrives. The only review I found was positive, but mentioned the difficulty fitting it.
Thanks for all the replies.
Thanks for all the replies.
It's not the cooler that causes bad temps, it's the mounting mechanism. It uses plastic clips :rolleyes: Just buy thermalrights lga775 mountkit with the backplate and that'll increase the pressure.
It's not the cooler that causes bad temps, it's the mounting mechanism. It uses plastic clips :rolleyes: Just buy thermalrights lga775 mountkit with the backplate and that'll increase the pressure.
cheers for that, I'll bear that in mind when I start playing with it.
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This is extreme on my Q6600. problem is sometimes bios after swiching pc on showing CPU FAN Error. Its working on Low speed like around 500-600 RPM keeping cpu on temp. from 23C windows/desktop in games till around 40C.
This is extreme on my Q6600. problem is sometimes bios after swiching pc on showing CPU FAN Error. Its working on Low speed like around 500-600 RPM keeping cpu on temp. from 23C windows/desktop in games till around 40C.
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Cheers!