Sony’s Tiny USB Drive’s get ReadyBoost Enabled
August 2nd, 2007
Sony have updated their tiny USB drives, to be enabled for Windows Vista Ready Boost.
These tiny USB drives are now named ‘Pocket Bit Mini’, and are designed to work with Vista’s ReadyBoost Function.
Two models will be available, 1GB and 2GB and will come in two colours black or white.
This could be a great solution for Laptop users who want to take advantage of Vista’s ReadyBoost feature, without having to use a standard sized USB drive.
the 1GB will cost about $35 (about £18) and the 2GB will be about $55 (about £27.50)
Via Forever Geek
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