Sahara Computers unveils 2GB flash drive

Issued by MicroZone for Sahara
Johannesburg, 14 Mar 2005

Sahara Computers is pleased to introduce its latest USB Flash Memory drive, now in 2GB capacity, to the local market.

The company continues to supply the digital lifestyle market with robust product, focusing on accessibility and affordability. The latest offering is a practical and hassle-free consideration for digital lifestyle enthusiast and mobile and wireless users.

"The device is a gem for storage and provides users with the equivalent of three CDs' worth of storage capacity," explains Atul Gupta, MD of Sahara Computers.

"For users that want to ensure safe and efficient storage of photos, data and presentations, the USB 2GB flash drive is incredibly handy and practical. There is no risk in running out of space to save, so large graphics and reports can be downloaded and saved without any worry.

"Aside from its capacity, the flash drive is also compact, durable and stylish and would complement any infrastructure set-up. It can be carried by an individual any time, anywhere and be ready for instant plug-in and use," adds Gupta.

Key features:

* USB Flash Memory PRO Drive
* No driver needed for Windows ME/2000/XP, Linux, and Mac OS
* Ultra-high speed transmission
* Capacity: 2GB
* USB 2.0 solution
* Reading Performance: Buffered - 5MBps, Sequential - 5MBps, Random - 1.8MBps
* Writing Performance: Buffered - 5MBps, Sequential - 5MBps, Random - 1.8MBps
* Comes with neck strap and extension cable

The recommended retail price is R1 399 including VAT.

Sahara Computers

Established in 1997, Sahara Computers assembles and markets PCs and peripherals through a global distribution network that covers both established and emerging markets.

The company is based in Midrand and is the official distributor and original equipment manufacturer for a variety of top international vendors, including AMD, Creative, Delta, Epson, Intel, Lexmark, Maxtor, Microsoft, MSI, Samsung, SMC Networks and Symantec.

An accredited member of the Proudly South African campaign and SAVANT international brand awareness initiative, the Sahara business network stretches across SA to include Cape Town, Durban and Port Elizabeth. The company has established presence in key African countries like Kenya and Botswana, and is focused on an aggressive strategy to expand into this growing market.

For more information on Sahara Computers, its products and services, visit www.sahara.co.za.

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