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Memorex Unveils TravelDrive Flash Drive

M-Flyer Pilot boasts signature, aerodynamic design and new security benefits.

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Gaurav Seth|Jul 03, 2007, 14:00:00 IST

Memorex has launched the M-Flyer Pilot, the latest introduction from Memorex's TravelDrive line of USB flash drives. As the newest addition to the Memorex family of portable storage devices, the M-Flyer Pilot features a retractable USB connector, up to 4 GB of capacity, security software, and ReadyBoost capabilities for use with Microsoft’s Windows Vista operating system.

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While retaining the sleek body styling of the original TravelDrive M-Flyer, the next-generation M-Flyer Pilot adds a splash of color to its capless design and spring-loaded, retractable USB connector. Available with 2 GB or 4 GB of storage for photos, music and data files, this aerodynamic drive sports a silver-toned body with metallic blue or red accents, based on capacity.

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The M-Flyer Pilot is qualified as "Enhanced for ReadyBoost". The ReadyBoost feature allows users of the Windows Vista operating system to access the M-Flyer Pilot to provide additional system memory and boost the performance of Vista PCs, without adding internal memory components. The drive is also compatible with all other Windows operating systems, as well as Mac and Linux. It comes with Portable Vault USB security software from Migo Software.

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"We designed the M-Flyer Pilot for consumers who want a unique look for their USB flash drive. And at the same time, we know that a capless design is also highly desirable to most flash drive buyers," said Carla Pihowich, director of marketing, Imation Consumer Division. "With its push-button USB connector, ReadyBoost capability and new security software, the M-Flyer Pilot is equal parts form and function."

The Memorex M-Flyer Pilot will be available next month and the suggested retail pricing is $49.99 to $79.99, depending on capacity.

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First Published:Jul 03, 2007, 14:00:00 IST
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