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This FIFA World Cup Show Your Color With the USB Flash Drives

Amkette is offering a treat to all true soccer lovers.

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Press Release|Jun 09, 2010, 14:10:34 IST

Amkette, the leaders in digital storage and lifestyle peripherals is all set to show its spirit to cheer for FIFA WORL CUP'10. Amkette is offering a treat to all true soccer lovers, Amkette World Cup Series Flash Drives which have been designed in the shape of a jersey sporting the color of your favorite team. The World Cup jersey shaped USB Drive comes with 4 GB storage capacity. It features USB 2.0 connection, works like other USB drives which requires no driver, allows plug and play function to work on various Os including Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2000 and Mac OS.

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The 4GB World Cup commemorative flash drives are suited up and ready to play, in the team jersey of three of the top soccer teams this year, Red for Spain, Yellow for Brazil and White for England are ready to score on your USB port. The jersey also has a lanyard for easy attachment with your cell phone or key ring.

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Features : -

  • Elegant sporty look
  • Available in different team colors to cheer your favorite team in World Cup – Red for Spain, Yellow for Brazil and White for England
  • Spain is favorite to win, Brazil is all time best and England is the most supported in India

Pricing and Availability : -

These flash drives are available at e-Zone, Jumbo, Landmark, Hypercity and at leading Amkette re-sellers across India. Additionally order them online from eBay, Homeshop18, Ibibo, Rediff etc. The MRP is Rs. 990.

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First Published:Jun 09, 2010, 14:10:34 IST
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