Get noticed while using DiskGO™ Definitions USB 2.0 Flash Drive. Choose a look that defines you while storing and transferring all of your valuable digital photos, songs, and important documents from one PC to another.
Simply plug the DiskGO™ Definitions USB Flash Drive into your USB port, download your files, and GO! EDGE is the only major manufacturer to offer a lifetime warranty on its standard USB flash drive.
All DiskGO Definitions USB Flash Drives are shipped with EDGE's SecureGuard password protection software. DiskGO Definitions allows you to travel with flair while carrying the most reliable flash drive available today!
| Flash Drive Storage Capacity |
| Capacity |
Pictures |
Video |
MP3s |
| 64MB | 42 | - | 16 |
| 128MB | 84 | - | 32 |
| 256MB | 168 | - | 64 |
| 512MB | 336 | - | 128 |
| 1GB | 666 | 1 hour | 250 |
| 2GB | 1,333 | 2 hours | 500 |
| 4GB | 2,666 | 4 hours | 1000 |
| 8GB | 5,332 | 8 hours | 2000 |
| 16GB | 10,664 | 16 hours | 4000 |
| 32GB | 21,328 | 32 hours | 8000 |
| 64GB | 42,656 | 64 hours | 16000 |
| 128GB | 85,312 | 128 hours | 32,000 |
- Picture amounts based on 6MP cameras (about 1.5MB)
- MP3s based on average file size of 4MB
- Videos based on 1GB/hour recording rate
- Some storage capacity used for formatting and not available for extra storage
Encryption software is becoming a necessity for individuals and organizations where confidential data plays a critical role.
It is imperative for individuals to protect their identity when mobilizing their data whether on a computer, a hard drive, or a flash drive.
According to the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, companies are not required to disclose the loss of 256-bit AES encrypted data.
However, when unencrypted data is lost or exposed, companies are required to inform clients that are possibly affected by the loss.
Considering that hundreds of companies a year are ordered to pay millions of dollars in litigation and media fees, do you think it's important to encrypt your company's data?
128-bit Encryption
The large number of operations (2128) required to try all possible 128-bit keys is enormous. However, by U.S. government standards, this is not considered a 'secure' flash drive.
The following USB Flash Drives from EDGE feature 128-bit AES Encryption:
256-bit Encryption
A 256-bit key requires not merely twice as long to crack as a 128-bit key, but rather 2128 times as long. If a device were created that could crack a billion billion (1018) AES keys per second, it would require 3,671,743,063,080,802,746,815,416,825,491,118,336,290,905,145,409,708 years to exhaust the 256-bit key space. 128-bit keys are impractical to attack by brute force methods using current technology; however, 256-bit keys are not likely to be broken by brute force methods using any obvious future technology.
The following USB Flash Drives from EDGE feature 256-bit AES Encryption:
448-bit Blowfish Encryption
Blowfish is a symmetric encryption algorithm designed as an alternative to existing encryption algorithms, such as DES and AES.
Blowfish encryption utilizes a powerful 64-bit cipher in which a cryptographic key and algorithm are applied to a block of data rather than to single bits.
A 448-bit encryption key is 2.1 x 1096 times stronger than a 128-bit encryption key.
The following USB Flash Drives from EDGE features 448-bit Blowfish Encryption:
The EDGE story
EDGE Tech Corp, an ISO 9001:2008 certified company founded in 1986,
is a leading supplier of DRAM and Flash Memory Upgrades, portable
computing products, storage devices, and other experience-enhancing
technology solutions.
At the age of 14, EDGE’s president and
CEO Jeff Thompson began the company with $2500 he had saved from a
newspaper route. Today EDGE is one of the largest and most respected
companies in its industry.
EDGE is a channel-focused manufacturer,
building long-term partnerships with distributors and resellers who
demand the highest level of service and support from their vendor-partners.
EDGE’s DRAM-based memory product line offers upgrade solutions for desktops,
notebooks, servers, printers, hubs and routers.
EDGE’s flash card lineup
allows users of digital cameras and MP3 players to upgrade the devices’ memory
for maximum performance. The card line consists of various formats including
CompactFlash,
SD Memory Cards,
MultiMediaCard, and XD Picture Cards.
A line of memory card readers
provides convenient interface between the cards and a
computer. EDGE digital media products allow users of digital cameras and MP3
players to upgrade the devices’ memory for maximum performance.
The company’s popular DiskGO by EDGE brand includes USB Flash Drives,
Portable Hard Drives,
and USB Watch Drives.