Kingston has just launched a device that can encrypt with AES 128 bit and automatically erase information. Meanwhile, Green House (Japan) has also introduced a flash drive integrated with biometric technology.
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Kingston’s USB drive. (Photo: EnGadget) |
If someone attempts to guess the password, Kingston’s 4 GB drive will erase the files stored inside after 25 incorrect password entries. The product uses Kingston’s Data Traveler Elite Privacy Edition software.
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Green House’s Pico Finger drive. (Photo: Mobile-Review) |
On the other hand, Green House’s Pico Finger drive is equipped with a fingerprint sensor to prevent unauthorized access and theft of important information. The Pico Finger can also be used as a PC key. The product comes in capacities ranging from 128 MB to 1 GB, utilizes a USB 2.0 interface, measures 77 x 22 x 9 mm, weighs 17g, and will be available at the end of this month in Japan.
