World's first 256 Gb USB pen drive
Kingston's new DataTraveler® 300 USB Flash drive is the first of this size and is already available on the market. To put it into perspective,
to store this volume of data you would need ten blue ray disks, or fifty four DVD disks, or three hundred sixty five CDs. That's a lot of movies, applications, and other cool things.
The drive has a hansome 20 MB/sec read and 10 MB/sec write spead, backward compatible with usb 1.1, and natively supports all common operation systems - Windows, Linux amd Mac.
Source: http://www.kingston.com/ukroot/flash/dt300.asp
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