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SanDisk outs a USB flash drive with built-in WiFi

SanDisk has released a new flash drive called the Connect Wireless Stick that comes with built-in WiFi, allowing you to wirelessly save and access files on your smartphones and tablets.

The SanDisk Connect Wireless Stick looks like a regular thumb drive and features the regular USB 2.0 connector so you can still plug it to your computer. The cool part is that it comes with a built-in WiFi so you can wirelessly manage your files and stream HD movies and music to up to three devices at the same time, and a built-in rechargeable Li-Ion battery which can last for up to 4.5 hours.

It comes in 16GB, 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB capacities, priced at $25, $40, $60, and $99, respectively.

source: SanDisk

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8 Responses

  1. Avatar for Lito Lito says:

    Can this be used as a wireless print server by connecting it to a regular printer? That would make printing easier with the old printers.

  2. Avatar for MrOrange MrOrange says:

    I think Sandisk released a similar flash drive with battery and storage a few months/years back but it never became popular nor did it sell here in the Philippines.

    Product:
    Sandisk Connect Wireless Flash Drive

  3. Avatar for berebekwa berebekwa says:

    how does it work? adhoc or infrastructure?

  4. Avatar for bryan_mmx bryan_mmx says:

    only needs power source to work? or is it like the one released by Xiaomi that needs to be plugged in a pc?

  5. Avatar for Easy E Easy E says:

    You need a powerbank (?)

  6. Avatar for .|. .|. says:

    this is cool but, how long is the battery life of this device to support the wifi?

    • Avatar for Scumbag Scumbag says:

      Who says that this is a stand alone wifi? The article only says that it has a built in wifi so need for battery because it will works when you inject it on your USB port.

    • Avatar for Louie Diangson Louie Diangson says:

      Updated the article with battery info. Sorry about that.

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