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Corsair Flash Survivor
$230.00
Released April, 2004
The Pros:Durable connection port, resists damage from bending. Stylish design, smooth metal looks better than most USB sticks. Relatively high read and write speeds for a thumb drive (around 30 and 12 MBpS).
The Cons:On-board drivers require almost 500MB of storage space, which is unusable. Fairly high price for portable flash memory.
The Corsair Flash Survivor is an extremely sturdy flash drive originally released in 2004 (4GB, 8GB, 16GB), and then later upgraded once in 2004 (32GB) and then again in 2009 (64GB). As well as being perhaps more storage than any other USB flash drive in existence, the Flash Survivor and its peers—review additional information—utilizes a CNC-milled, anodized aircraft-grade aluminum case with an EPDM waterproof seal and a molded shock-dampening collar.
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This means the Survivor can withstand 200m of water, rough vibrations, and impact damage. Additional features include a USB extension cable, included dog tags, a 10-year warranty, and plug-n-play compatibility with any USB-equipped computer.
Features
- Sturdy Flash Drive
- 4GB-64GB Sizes
- Aircraft-Grade Aluminum Case
- EPDM Waterproof Seal (200m)
- Shock-Dampening Collar
- USB Extension Cable
- Dog Tags (Included)
- Plug-n-Play
- 10-Year Warranty
Additional Information
The Flash Survivor is one of four similar models: Flash Survivor, Flash Survivor GT, Flash Voyager, and Flash Voyager GT.
Specifications
- Sizes: 8/16/32/64GB
- Water Resistance: 200M
- Warranty: 10-Year Limited
Model Variations
- CMFUSBSRVR-4GB | 4GB
- CMFUSBSRVR-8GB | 8GB
- CMFUSBSRVR-16GB | 16GB
- CMFUSBSRVR-32GB | 32GB
- CMFUSBSRVR-64GB | 64GB
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Pros & Cons
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Durable connection port, resists damage from bending
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Stylish design, smooth metal looks better than most USB sticks
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Relatively high read and write speeds for a thumb drive (around 30 and 12 MBpS)
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Included extension cable easily allows connection to hard-to-reach ports, or crowded ports that can't be accessed with the full stick
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Protective gasket keeps moisture out of the interior
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On-board drivers require almost 500MB of storage space, which is unusable
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Fairly high price for portable flash memory
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