Silicon Power Ultima U03 USB Flash Drive

Silicon Power launches the new elegant Ultima U03 USB flash drive with a classic and simple design. Its front cover has a diamond cut pattern with glossy surface. The drive has a has a capless design and a retractable USB connector so you don’t have to worry about losing cap anymore.

The Ultima U03 is available in 4GB, 8GB, 16GB and 32GB capacities. It, however, use USB 2.0 instead of USB 3.0. Available in Mystery Black and Snowy White, the fashionable drive has a LED indicator for usage status.

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Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Goes for Phablet Fame

In a followup to its Galaxy Note hybrid phone-cum-mini-tablet, Samsung is reportedly planning to release its successor, the Galaxy Note 2, sometime this year.

The Galaxy Note 2 will apparently arrive with a 5.5-inch screen -- a fifth of an inch larger than the one found on the original Galaxy Note, which is itself an enormous handset.

Hybrids like the Galaxy Note, which are smaller than tablets but larger than typical smartphones, are what ABI Research calls "phablets." ABI predicts that more than 208 million phablets will ship globally in 2015.

The new device "is a Galaxy Note 2, and that says to me, OK, the first one did well enough to try again, and this has got me wondering," Michael Morgan, a senior analyst at ABI Research, told TechNewsWorld. "I'm starting to think that maybe Samsung's creating another form factor that will generate a different usage pattern. Today people are increasingly using their smartphones for non-voice communications."

Samsung's Galaxy Note "has been an innovative form factor with market positioning -- they embraced the "tweenerness" of the form factor," remarked Danielle Levitas, a group vice president at IDC.

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