32GB Super Talent USB 2.0 Memory Stick
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32GB Super Talent USB 2.0 Memory Stick
Scan code: LN28475 Manufacturer code: STU32GPCN
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32GB Super Talent USB 2.0 Memory Stick

32GB Super Talent Pico-C "Nickel" Plated Super Mini Water proof & Rugged Series USB2

Scan code: LN28475 Manufacturer code: STU32GPCN
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Product Overview Super Talent's patented PICO USB drives pack huge capacites into a tiny case. Half the size of an SD card, each PICO drive is smaller than the plug at the end of a USB cable! But tiny does not have to mean fragile or slow. Encased in a sleek and solid metal housing, no-compromise PICO drives are shock- and water-resistant to hold up under harsh conditions. And we didn't forget to include zippy 200x transfer speeds. Our line of PICO USB drives have won over 80 awards to date including being featured on the cover of Popular Science magazine.
Features • Handy: Extremely small and lightweight for easy portability
• Stylish: Available in five unique styles
• Durable: Shock resistant and water resistant
• Hot Plug & Play: Available
• Driver downloads: Free password control through Super Talent’s website
• Guaranteed : Backed with Super Talent’s lifetime warranty
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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
7 days
RTB Period:
12 months
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