Kanguru has just presented a flash drive, the e-Flash, very original because it has a USB interface and a eSATA interface.

The advantage of a eSATA flash drive is no doubt regarding to speed. On the other hand, the big disadvantage is that it requires an external power supply (on this flash drive). The fact that both interfaces are met thus allows greater flexibility is ease of use outdoors.

According to Kanguru, eSATA mode has a rate of 75 MB/s in reading and 25 MB/s in writing, against 30 MB/s reading and 20 MB/s in writing for the USB interface. For the 32 GB flash drive, the price is $120, and the 16 GB version is available for $85. A 64 GB model will arrive next year.

Tags: Kanguru, Storage, USB Flash Drives

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