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lacie.com - 3/12/2009

LaCie iamaKey USB Flash Drive

— lacie.com — USB Flash Drive Design by 5.5 Designers 4GB 2 Year Limited Warranty... (more) LaCie iamaKey USB Flash Drive

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engadget.com - 3/3/2009

LaCie's new Sally Struthers-approved USB key drives

— engadget.com — If you felt that LaCie's CurrenKey ultraportable storage solution was a bit too heavy in the yuks... department, the company's back with something that might be a little more up your proverbial alley. With a form factor that reminds one of a ... (more) LaCie's new Sally Struthers-approved USB key drives

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macnn.com - 3/10/2009

LaCie - LaCie iamaKey USB Flash Drive

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LaCie intros Key-series flash drives, microSD reader
MacNN | The Macintosh News Network — ... and PassKey . The iamaKey and itsaKey are both key-shaped USB flash drives, featuring metal construction and capacities up to 8GB. The gold-plated connectors are claimed to be water- and scratch-resistant, with transfer rates of up to 30MB per second via USB 2.0. The PassKey lacks integrated flash storage but provides a microSD/HC card reader. The iamaKey is now available, with prices of $18 for the 4GB model and $28 for the 8GB variant, while the itsaKey carries a price of $15 with 4GB of flash memory, or $24 with 8GB of storage. The PassKey can be purchased for $10. Filed ...

LaCie intros Key-series flash drives, microSD reader
Electronista | The Macintosh News Network — ... and PassKey . The iamaKey and itsaKey are both key-shaped USB flash drives, featuring metal construction and capacities up to 8GB. The gold-plated connectors are claimed to be water- and scratch-resistant, with transfer rates of up to 30MB per second via USB 2.0. The PassKey lacks integrated flash storage but provides a microSD/HC card reader. The iamaKey is now available, with prices of $18 for the 4GB model and $28 for the 8GB variant, while the itsaKey carries a price of $15 with 4GB of flash memory, or $24 with 8GB of storage. The PassKey can be purchased for $10. Filed ...