testfreaks.com - 12/12/2008
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DSCF0380 USB Drives are great little gadgets that make life so much easier for transporting our data around with us. They’ve gotten miniscule in size so that they are very portable, and even come in different shapes, themes, sizes and colors. As they are they’re pretty much the perfect product, ...
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RiDATA EZ Yego USB 1gb Flash Drive / USB Hub
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... of course takes up a USB port. Ridata has come out with sort of a solution to that problem, they've incorporated a USB hub into a USB drive, so not only can you carry your data, you won't lose a USB port and you'll actually gain one in the process. I would say that the Yego is an oddly shaped USB drive, but that's not true, especially after seeing things like Sushi shaped USB drives, the Yego is actually rather bland when compared to some of the themed drives out there today. Link: TestFreaks
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... @ OC3D -Antec Skeleton Open Air PC Case @ Legit Reviews -IKONIK Vulcan 1200W PSU@ techPowerUp Peripherals: -NZXT Avatar Gaming Mouse @ ThinkComputers -Thermaltake Soprano Aluminum Keyboard @ Tweaknews Systems, Storage, and Networking: -Kingwin EZ-Dock Hard Drive Dock @ Vitual-Hideout -ATP EarthDrive 8gb USB Flash Drive @ TestFreaks -Kingston 2GB DataTraveler@ HardwareBistro -RiDATA EZ Yego USB 1gb Flash Drive / USB Hub @ TestFreaks -ATP ProMax II CF 8GB @ DragonSteelMods Miscellaneous: -ASUS N10J Netbook @ ...
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