OCZ introduces the CrossOver USB 2.0 Flash drive that also doubles as a microSDHC card adapter eliminating the need for card readers.

“With the proliferation of smart phones and MP3 players, the demand for microSDHC and the ability to easily transfer content to these cards has significantly increased,” said Alex Mei, CMO for OCZ.

The CrossOver enables you to expand the CrossOver’s 2GB, 4GB, or 8GB onboard storage capacity by microSDHC cards. A durable aluminum design comes in handy as well as a 2 year warranty.

Silicon Power releases eSATA/USB SSD, a high-capacity handy SSD. The drive features eSATA and Mini USB interface and four-channel high performance technology. The eSATA connection has a read speed of 92 MB/s and a write speed of 48MB/s - 8 times higher that the speed of the normal USB.

The eSATA/USB SSD is available in 8GB, 16GB and 32GB capacities. The bottom of the drive is a Mini USB connector offering a read speed of 33MB/s and a write speed of 25MB/s.

If your eSATA connector is with power, you can plug it directly without connecting any cable. If not, users connect Mini USB cable to eSATA/USB SSD first, and then connect eSATA to the device. The drive is also backed by a two-year warranty.

Dimension: 79.2 x 29.8 x 10.95 mm
Weight: 16g

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