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LaCie Releases the RuggedKey USB 3.0 Flash Drive

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Today LaCie announced availability of the RuggedKey, the perfect solution to protect data from life's stumbles. The RuggedKey is the latest addition to LaCie's award-winning line of Rugged drives designed by Neil Poulton. From inclement weather to unauthorized access, the RuggedKey protects data from any threat.

Ready for Life's Adventures
The iconic orange bumper is back, this time to protect a USB key from heat, cold, and 100-meter drops. The RuggedKey is a great accessory for an adventure photographer who needs a way to keep his photos protected and accessible while on the road. If the key is dropped off of a cliff or stepped on during a hike - no problem! His files are still intact. Furthermore, it's IP-54 certified to resist damage from dust and water making it the best device for on-the-go data protection.





USB 3.0 Speeds
USB 3.0 continues to proliferate as the industry adopts the technology. The RuggedKey, with USB 3.0 speeds up to 100 MB/s, is excellent for transferring files. Users can transfer an HD movie, 3,000 photos or a 5 GB file in less than one minute. It is also backwards compatible with USB 2.0, making the key a fast and convenient device.

Cloud Storage and Data Encryption
Wuala Secure Cloud Storage makes data on the RuggedKey easily accessible without compromising security. Wuala lets users keep one copy of data on the key and one in the cloud. That way, if a user forgets the key at the office, they can still access the files via the cloud. And for the ultimate in security, AES 256-bit encryption prevents unauthorized file access to the key with password protection.

Availability
The RuggedKey is available in 16 GB and 32 GB through the LaCie Online Store and LaCie Storage Partners starting at the suggested retail price of $39.99.

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Cute, a USB handgrenade.
 
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I wonder if you would make it through airport security with this.
 
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Good idea bad execution, everyone I know has lost the caps of their pendrives at some point of time ;). Also this drive reminds me of the rugged series of drives from Lacie which were very good when they came out few years back.
 
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I wonder if you would make it through airport security with this.

If you pull the pin to show them the USB drive, I wonder what their reaction will be :)
 
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That's an expensive piece of foam.
 
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Also this drive reminds me of the rugged series of drives from Lacie which were very good when they came out few years back.

I wonder why...
 

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Lets make something rugged, and hard to damage!


*designs it after something that has one purpose only. to destroy itself*
 
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"This flash drive has explosive speeds over USB 3.0..." is what I was expecting to hear. :roll:
 
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