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LaCie's 'XtremKey USB 3.0' Flash Drive is Nearly Indestructible

Posted 12/12/2012 at 11:37am | by Paul Lilly

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Not even a 10-ton truck is a match for LaCie newest flash drive (and yes, LaCie tested that claim).

Come hell or high water, or even a 10-ton truck, LaCie's new XtremKey USB 3.0 flash drive has little to worry about. As the name implies, LaCie's latest flash drive is extremely tolerant to harsh conditions, such as being submerged in water down to 200 meters (over 656 feet). It has a protective cap made of thick ZAMAC metal alloy and wear-resistant screw threads with a rubber O-ring.

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LaCie's 'XtremKey USB 3.0' Flash Drive is Nearly Indestructible

Not even a 10-ton truck is a match for LaCie newest flash drive (and yes, LaCie tested that claim).

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