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By fear Liszewski

For those needing 64GB of nearly undestroyable shine storage, Corsair has foregather declared a large edition of their Flash Survivor USB drive. They ease feature a caretaker brawny CNC-milled aircraft-grade metal casing, shock-dampening arrest and water-resistant EPOM seal, but it looks aforementioned they’ve managed to drop a diminutive contact when compared to the 32GB Flash Survivor I reviewed backwards in May of 2008. As for pricing, substantially it looks aforementioned they’ll ordered you backwards somewhere in the community of $220-230, but crapper you rattling place a sound on the pact of nous lettered your files are safe?

[ Corsair Flash Survivor ]

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Intel just got finished telling us how great its Atom Z5xx series of chips were, in flavors ranging from 1.1 to 1.86GHz, and how they only needed a miserly 2.2 watts or less of power. They weren’t good enough, apparently, as there are two new members now joining the ranks. First is the Z550, featuring a clock speed of 2GHz while still using less than 2.4 watts. Also new is the more frugal Z515, with a dynamic clock speed ranging between 800MHz and 1.33GHz to suit you whether you’re playing Solitare or watching Survivor re-runs. These chips too seem destined for mobile phones and MIDs, but we wouldn’t be surprised if Sony releases a (slightly) speedier VAIO P packing a Z550 — and then refuses to import it to the States.

[Via Pocketables]