Olympus PEN review Olympus PEN Lite Olympus PEN Mini Nikon 1 J1 Samsung NX200 Canon EOS 600D
Olympus PEN review Olympus PEN Lite Olympus PEN Mini Nikon 1 J1 Samsung NX200 Canon EOS 600D
  News Headlines Acer BenQ Canon Casio Epson Fujifilm HP Kodak Leica Minox Nikon Olympus Panasonic Pentax Ricoh SanDisk Samsung Sanyo Sigma Sony  
Member of DIWA Awards
 
     
Powered by True
Counted by OneStat.com
Sony expands Micro Vault line
Dennis Hissink : July 13th 2004 - 18:00 CET
Digital Camera Review Test Appareil Photo Numerique Prueba camara digital Digitale Camera Test Dijital Kamera Incelemeleri Digitalkamera Test Digitalkamera
SonyAddressing the needs of today's expanding mobile workforce, Sony Electronics is introducing the Micro Vault PRO, a new USB-enabled device that provides 2 GB storage capacity (about 1.85 in user capacity) and "Auto Sync" file synchronization software, all in an ultra-portable form factor about the length and width of a business card. The Micro Vault PRO utilizes a 1-inch hard disk drive in a striking, brushed-silver design, which measures 2 x 2.75 inches, is only ½ inch thick, and features a swivel USB connector that swings out to plug into a PC's USB port and then folds back to be "hidden" inside the device. With its high-speed USB 2.0 digital interface, the device quickly transfers data without the need for cables or driver software.
Sony expands Micro Vault lineThe unique Auto Sync software automatically synchronizes files and data changes on both the PC and the Micro Vault PRO device, allowing for a seamless transition of personal data from one location to another.

"As working outside the office at least part of the time is becoming more common, we're seeing the use of USB storage continue to rise," said Michael Lucas, director of consumer and convergent media for Sony Electronics' Media and Applications Solutions Division. "Micro Vault PRO provides the mobile worker the higher capacity needed for even the most media-rich data, and the synchronization software offers the convenience of never having to remember to transfer your work to the device and back to your PC."

With Micro Vault PRO's Auto Sync software, the user can designate folders to which projects in progress can be saved. All files and e-mails in these folders are automatically saved and synchronized so all changes will automatically register on both the PC files and on the Micro Vault PRO. The device's version control function automatically saves up to ten generations of file changes.

The Micro Vault PRO's 2 GB capacity is large enough to hold large PowerPoint presentations, PDF files and digital photos. It is easily compatible with Windows Me, 2000 Pro, XP Pro and XP Home operating systems. The device will be available later this month for a suggested retail price of $249.99.
   Sony introduces all-in-one MPEG-4 Network camera
   TIPA awards the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T1 camera
   New Sony Cyber-shot camera DSC-F88 unveiled
   Next  Megapixel.net: review of Olympus Camedia C-770 UZ
   Previous  Imaging Resource: review of Canon PowerShot S1 IS
   News by brand: Sony
   News by category: Flash memory
   News by brand and category: Sony Flash memory
   Nikon D3100 - $599.99
   Canon EOS 550D - $599.00
   Sony NEX-5N - $
   Nikon Coolpix P500 - $349.00
   Nikon D5100 - $749.00
   Sony CyberShot DSC HX100V - $428.00
   Canon EOS 60D - $1199.00
   Panasonic Lumix DMC LX5 - $369.99
   Canon PowerShot G12 - $419.95
   Olympus E-P3 - $849.00
LetsGoDigital digital camera magazine
Latest Sony announcements
Sony CyberShot DSC-TX200V
Sony CyberShot DSC-WX50
Sony CyberShot DSC-WX70
Sony Xperia S
Sony XQD memory cards
Sony CyberShot DSC-HX7V review
Sony CyberShot test photos
Sony CyberShot videos
Sony CyberShot panorama pictures
Sony Alpha NEX video reviews
 
Twitter LetsGoDigital


Latest news headlines
Sony CyberShot H-Series cameras
Motorola Gleam Plus
Rollei Sportsline camera
Nokia smartphones
Nikon D800 SLR camera
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2
Nokia C2-00 review
Nokia Lumia review
Nokia Lumia 800 available in white
Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM lens
   
CES 2012
  Mobile Phones : Apple BlackBerry HTC LG Motorola Nokia Samsung Sony-Ericsson   Smartphones Tablets Software   CES CeBIT Gadgets IFA Photokina PMA