DEONET, a Dutch manufacturer of promotional products, today revealed the smallest USB stick in the world. The super-small USB-stick has been made with a new kind of memory chip called the Micro UDP-chip. It is less than half the size of the classic USB-memory chip.
The new Micro UDP-chip measures 19.5 x 14.5 mm, roughly the size of a fingernail, and is only 2.9 mm thin. This USB stick is available in 4, 8 and 16 GB sizes, and will be introduced in January at the biggest business fair for promotional gifts in Europe: PSI Düsseldorf.
“For years, DEONET noticed a high demand for user-friendly and compact USB sticks. With the development of the Micro UDP-chip, we continue being innovative in the USB market,” said Rob van Berkom, CEO of DEONET. “This new technique enables us to introduce very small USB solutions.”
The main advantage is that the USB stick is small enough to keep it in a wallet or hang it on a bunch of keys. In addition, it is so small it barely protrudes of the USB port of the PC and laptop. This makes it possible to leave the USB-stick in the laptop, even if it’s stored in a bag.
For more information, visit DEONET’s website.
