ELad Enterprises Announces Users Can Carry The Library Of Congress

There are gagdets and gimmicks being released upon the public constantly, some have turned out to be duds and some have been wildly successful - such as the success of the Apple iPod

The E-Consumershop, as its name implies, keeps an eye focused on the dramatically changing industry called consumer electronics and attempts to bring or blend the electronic technology with the consumer.

One of the burgeoning areas is in the area of digital storage. Prices are decreasing dramatically while capacities are increasing exponentially.

One of the more popular items is the thumb size multimeg hard drive. The gadgets are not more than two inches long and use the new Universal Serial Bus (USB) 2.0 Technology, which means it can transfer data 10 times faster than the old USB devices. All computers should have a USB port , so portable data transfer should be definte plus for almost everyone

Storage capacities range from 64 Meg up to 80 GB.

As a comparison, 64 MB is enough storage to hold 50 digital photos,18 MP3 music files or 44- 4.5 in floppy disks worth of data.

Users can imagine this as walking around with library of congress on their key chains.

The advanced features of some models require access via passwords or biometric identifcation using fingerprint readers or scanners. The same technology that is showing up in some popular notebook models.

The devices should help increase productiviity as users may or may not like to take their work anywhere they go. Before they leave work at night, they insert the memory key into the USB port on their desktop, drag all the files they need, onto it and at home transfer them to their PCs. There is no longer the need to log around folders and pages, everything is on the users' keychains.

They now come housed in a variety of colors and shapes, so users can accessorize their warddrobes while being functional.

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