Cyber Snipa USB Dog Tags Review

[One4yu2c]

Most tech gadgets go through a predictable evolution of adding features, while also shrinking in size (remember when those bulky cell phones used to only make phone calls? We don't either!). But one pint sized peripheral is still trying to find its functional niche, and that's the USB key. Of course, the question remains, do thumb drives really need additional features? Cyber Snipa seems to think so, and today HardwareLogic looks at their Dog Tags USB key, which attempts to be the Swiss Army knife of the portable storage world.
Mathew "RAID" Miranda

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[Elysium]

Great write-up, Mat! Very professional pics! But only a tiny 512MB?

[One4yu2c]

As mentioned in the review, the Dog Tags are offered in sizes up to 4GB (still shy of the 8GB and 16GB keys currently on the market).

[Elysium]

Originally Posted by One4yu2c

As mentioned in the review, the Dog Tags are offered in sizes up to 4GB (still shy of the 8GB and 16GB keys currently on the market).

Ah, well in that case, great write-up!

[Zambini]

That's pretty l33t. I thought it was going to be like the Dane-Elec USB DogTag (hilariously referred to as an external hard drive by Target) but it is way geekier and cooler.