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Posted by Ravdeep Hora
Wednesday, August 30, 2006, 11:57 PM

toshiba16gb.PNGThere once was a time when hard drives used to be less than 16GB and required a hefty investment. It’s interesting how times have changed over the course of a decade or so.

Toshiba has released a 16GB flash drive with U3 technology which will let you store not only data, but also your applications and PC settings. The company’s TransMemory line of products range from 512MB to 16GB in storage with 16GB being the Limited Edition model.

The 512MB, 1GB, 2GB and 4GB models will be available in November with 16GB making its debut in late December.

Pricing information was undisclosed at the time of publishing.

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