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Super Talent Pico-C 8Gb Micro USB Stick Review

A 6 gram USB drive not much larger than a fingernail, with room for up to 8Gb of data. Super*Talent has designed a stylish device which claims up to 30Mb/s read speed. Let see what it is made of.

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Editor	jmke
Date	2008-07-04
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Introduction

We’ve had the opportunity in the past to work with Super*Talent products; they are most know for their high end DDR2/3 modules but have also been actively pushing their SSD line-up.

Of course they haven’t ignored the mainstream demand for portable and compact storage devices, their USB drive line-up is quite complete.

In this review we’ll focus on one product from their Pico series, the smallest USB stick in the world? At only 31.3mm in length, it might well be.

Yes you’ve read the package right, this small stick can hold up to 8Gb of data! This particular model is the Pico-C, which is also water-resistant and quite durable.

Specifications

From their product page we gathered the following details on the Super*Talent Pico

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Capacities: 1,2,4,8Gb
Weighs less than 6g
Up to 30MB/s (200X) data transfer rate
Fully compatible with USB 2.0 and 1.1
Powered by USB bus - no external power is required
Durable solid-state storage - 10 years data retention
Hot Plug & Play – enable you to install and uninstall Pico anytime
PICO-A: 38.7x12.4x3.9mm
PICO-B: 31.8x18.8x4.4mm
PICO-C: 31.3x12.4x3.4mm

Let’s take a closer look, we’ll definitely need macro mode for this product ->

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