KingFish
27 May 2004, 5:44pm
4GB Compact Flash card has debuted, but Kanguru is the first to release a 4GB flash drive. The KanguruMicro 2.0 drive can even hold 8GB data, assuming 2:1 data compression.
At a cost of $1699.95, you can get one Apple PowerBook 12" or six Apple iPod Mini 4GB. Comparatively, the iPod Mini 4GB uses Hitachi’s mechanical miniature hard drive whereas the KanguruMicro 2.0 utilizes NAND flash memory. A 4GB Compact Flash card by Lexar is also several hundred dollars less expensive than the KanguruMicro 2.0.
Nice capacity but that price hurts. -KingFish
Source: Everything USB (http://www.everythingusb.com/news/index/3682.htm)
At a cost of $1699.95, you can get one Apple PowerBook 12" or six Apple iPod Mini 4GB. Comparatively, the iPod Mini 4GB uses Hitachi’s mechanical miniature hard drive whereas the KanguruMicro 2.0 utilizes NAND flash memory. A 4GB Compact Flash card by Lexar is also several hundred dollars less expensive than the KanguruMicro 2.0.
Nice capacity but that price hurts. -KingFish
Source: Everything USB (http://www.everythingusb.com/news/index/3682.htm)