There's usually not a lot to say about USB flash drives -- you should be able to just plug it in and off it goes. However, there's flash drives and then there's the Corsair Flash Survivor, a near invincible USB stick. Watch as Craig Simms from CNET.com.au tries to break this gadget with a golf stick, his teeth, water, and worst of all, his dancing.
Check out the full review at CNET.com.au.
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jebs
November 27th, 2007 at 10:29am
I'm pretty sure that dancing almost broke the USB stick