01/11/2009, 6:50am, EST
Sunday, January 11th"Swiss Army Knife" features 32GB flash, Bluetooth
The device supports both AES and DES encryption standards, while the Bluetooth control is claimed to offer range of 100 feet. Software is included for management, backup, Outlook sync and access control.
Customers can choose from 8GB, 16GB or 32GB storage capacities, with prices ranging from $170 to $335. A Flight variant will also be available, but without the scissors or knife that would violate TSA carry-on regulations.





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It's a swiss army knife..
So does it run Perl?
joke all you want
you can joke all you want, but my Swiss Army USB drive has been through the washing machine multiple times and keeps on ticking. I mean bit-slicing and byte dycing. Oof!
Why have a knife
Why have a knife without the knife. I mean what does that become a Swiss Army USB key?
Any problems....
... getting through security checkpoints with a knife in your pocket? I can see that as a real downside for frequent flyers.