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Sony Unveils 32GB MicroVault Click
Sony is launching a version of its MicroVault Click USB storage device with 32GB capacity. According to Sony, the new model will be welcomed by anyone who has to handle HD video or high definition still images in volume. Owners of sophisticated DSLR cameras will appreciate the ease and convenience of so much capacity at their fingertips when it comes to managing serious quantities of high resolution still images. The MicroVault Click can even go beyond the 32GB mark thanks to unique Virtual Expander data compression software pre-loaded onto each unit. This allegedly gives people the option of tripling capacity with a simple drag and drop function. MicroVault Click 32GB is available in September and is covered by a 5 year warranty.
Sony Press Release
USB Storage For The HD Age: Sony Unveils 32GB MicroVault Click
· Capacity to handle even HD video
· The easy way to transfer data between devices
· Ideal for use with Blu-ray Disc™ and BRAVIA™ as well as PCs
Sony is launching a version of its MicroVault Click USB storage device with a massive 32GB capacity. The result of an ongoing commitment to innovation in the field of storage technology, the new model will be welcomed by anyone who has to handle HD video or high definition still images in volume.
The MicroVault Click benefits from a simple, elegant design – no cap to lose – and trouble-free plug & play operation. With its huge 32GB capacity on tap, it’s now an easy matter to transfer heavy contents between devices. The colourful line-up offers Hi-Speed USB 2.0 data transfer and storage capacity of 4GB, 8GB, 16GB and 32GB. The MicroVault™ Click range has a bright design, with one colour per capacity via an LED indicator light.
Although the PC is the most obvious beneficiary, MicroVault Click can be used to transfer HD video to BRAVIA TVs, or to/from Blu-ray Disc players. Owners of sophisticated DSLR cameras like the Sony Alpha will appreciate the ease and convenience of so much capacity at their fingertips when it comes to managing serious quantities of high resolution still images.
The MicroVault Click can even go beyond the 32GB mark thanks to unique Virtual Expander data compression software pre-loaded onto each unit. This gives people the option of tripling capacity with a simple drag and drop function.
MicroVault Click 32GB is available in September and is covered by a 5 year peace of mind warranty.
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#1 Sean Arbabi
I have a 4GB version of these Sony flash drives and I normally love Sony products, but have to say that it's by far the slowest of my flash drives when it comes to transferring files.
SanDisk seems 10 times faster- who knows- maybe something is wrong with mine, but it's been that way from the start.
And maybe Sony fixed the problem since I bought mine last year- hopefully these are screamin' fast.
4:14 pm - Thursday, September 17, 2009
#2 computer accessories
Wait a minute. That compression software--isn't that going to be necessary to read whatever's on the disk? What is the point of carrying around a flash drive that you can't read without installing a driver?
10:28 am - Wednesday, December 23, 2009
#3 Sean Arbabi
Well for me, on a Mac, I can plug any flash drive into my USB and it shows up immediately on my desktop.
12:34 pm - Wednesday, December 23, 2009