Lockheed Martin Unveils USB Flash Drive, Not a Fighter Jet
In turn, an unusual event, Lockheed Martin decided to turn away from the usual ammunition, ballistic missiles, and aircraft manufacturers have developed and rather than something we can all relate to: a highly-secure USB flash drives tagged as ” PC on a stick. ”
USB drive tight stuff could be enough to handle the data that your laptop, including the entire operating system and application software, thanks to 8GB of storage space. Users can now simply plug the flash drive it to a computer or laptop and have access to their own personal desktop. Tight will automatically run the operating system directly from a flash drive, making your files away from your computer so that the borrowing will not be tracked by others. And this device is fully encrypted to provide protection against harmful malware threats.
Tight will appear in Congress 13th Annual Internet Caucus Advisory Committee Kickoff Technology Policy Exhibition on January 26. We’re still not sure when it will be sold.
