When you’re working with high-end entertainment content, you can never
be too careful, right? For the paranoid among us, Research Triangle
Software – which supplies products to the U.S. Army and
PricewaterhouseCoopers, among other customers – offers a 0.7 ounce USB
2.0 drive with proprietary encryption built in. The sticks come with
capacities from 32 MB ( $9.99) to 4 GB (about $500), and are preloaded
with Web browsers, an email client, and anti-spyware software.
be too careful, right? For the paranoid among us, Research Triangle
Software – which supplies products to the U.S. Army and
PricewaterhouseCoopers, among other customers – offers a 0.7 ounce USB
2.0 drive with proprietary encryption built in. The sticks come with
capacities from 32 MB ( $9.99) to 4 GB (about $500), and are preloaded
with Web browsers, an email client, and anti-spyware software.
Key Features:
- 75-disc input bin
- Burn up to six DVDs/hour
- Designed to run unattended
Site: www.cryptostick.com
Sections: Technology
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