Sony launches USB type-C and type-A dual flash drive

To stay aware of the world's 'fast information utilization' requests, Sony has dispatched its USB sort C and sort A double association streak drive. It will be accessible over all Sony focuses in three stockpiling limits - 16GB, 32GB and 64GB stockpiling limits, valued at Rs 1,999, Rs 4,099 and Rs 7,099 individually. 

The recently propelled streak drive bolsters USB 3.1 Gen 1 standard with read rates of up to 130MB/s. Having a metal form, it accompanies a silicone spread and a cord gap. 

Sony says the USB sort C double association streak drive can exchange documents between a scope of gadgets, for example, Apple MacBook 12-inch, PCs, cell phones and tablets which accompany USB sort C ports, and PCs with routine USB sort A ports.

The capacity streak memory market has been flourishing in India recently. As per the CMR's India Quarterly Consumer Storage Flash Memory Market Review report, the Indian purchaser stockpiling streak memory market grew 42% amid 2011-2015 as far as limit.

According to the report, SanDisk remained focused with a 37% piece of the pie in the final quarter of 2015 as far as unit shipments, trailed by Samsung and Strontium. 


In related news, Samsung dispatched its EVO SSD (500GB) at a cost of Rs 12,999. The 750 EVO SSD arrangement depends on Samsung's progressed NAND streak innovation and packs the organization's exclusive TurboWrite, Dynamic Thermal Guard assurance and RAPID Mode highlights.