Wednesday, October 14th 2009
Mushkin Prepares the Mulholland USB Flash Drive
Mushkin is preparing a new lineup of flash drives under the banner of Mulholland Drive. These generic-looking USB flash drives come with a black main-unit and transparent cap. It comes in five variants based on capacity: 2 GB (MKNUFDMH2GB), 4 GB (MKNUFDMH4GB), 8 GB (MKNUFDMH8GB), 16 GB (MKNUFDMH16GB), and 32 GB (MKNUFDMH32GB). Beyond this, the company hasn't given out any more information, except for boasting of "incredible read/write speeds" on offer.
11 Comments on Mushkin Prepares the Mulholland USB Flash Drive
Aside from the lesbians.
This taken into account it would be hard to argue that these drives do NOT offer speeds that are incredible.
Was a bit strange to see product named like this.
I got one of these drives from them a couple weeks ago (I know someone there). If it weren't a VERY fast drive, I wouldn't say so. It is a VERY fast drive. I deal with a lot of big Photoshop files and this is my go-to USB key for such uses.
My buddy there said their marketing guy is from Los Angeles, so I think the drive is indeed named after the street, and not David Lynch's (very entertaining) film.
(PS. Welcome to TPU... but members here like to see numbers www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Corsair/FlashVoyager1GB/5.html)