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Pretec breaks records

11.03.2004

At the upcoming CeBIT 2004 in Hannover, Pretec plans to present a range of new products, including the following.

The 256MB 80X Cheetah CF Card is the world's fastest CF card with a read speed of 13MB/s and a write speed of 12MB/s. The write speed is equal to 80X. Pretec has set a new world record with the release of the new 8GB/16GB ATA Flash PC Type II Card (5,0mm).

Cheetah 8GB/16GB ATA Flash PC Card Series is fully ATA/True IDE compliant and works on both 5V and 3,3V platforms. With 13MB/s read speed and 12MB/s write speed, Pretec Card Series Cheetah ATA flash PC Card is the fastest in the world.

Pretec iDISK Tiny 2.0 is the world's smallest USB flash drive. It weighs about 5 g with a length of 50 mm. This little device has a capacity of 1 GB, with a 2 GB model expected in the second half of the year. USB 2.0 communication interface with speeds up to 480 Mbps.

The 256MB Cheetah CF Card will be available in March this year, while the 8GB/16GB ATA Flash Type II Card and 2GB iDISK Tiny 2.0 will be available in the second half of 2004.

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