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Mushkin preparing fast Mulholland USB memory series
Written by Andreas G 16 October 2009 12:29

USB memories are something all computers need and uses frequently. Memory maker Mushkin has revealed it is working on a new series of memories called Mulholland. The series contain five models with 2GB, 4GB, 8GB, 16GB or 32GB storage capacity respectively. They sport a black piano painted cover with a transparent USB connector cover to complete the stylish design.

Mushkin hasn't revealed the exact read and write speeds more than that they will be really fast:

Not all USB Flash Drives are created equal. We have engineered the Mulholland to offer incredible read/write speeds, saving you valuable time when saving data. So when you're in a hurry, take the fast lane; take Mulholland Drive.  

In our wildest imagination we can only hope that they are USB3.0 compliant but most likely we're "just" dealing with memories with data speeds up to 30MB/s.

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