Sony annouces New Micro Vault P Series Flash Drive Thumbdrive

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Need storage? Sony annouces new flash drives to store and share all your file from music to high-definition video!

Recommended retail prices

4GB $14.9
8GB $26.5
16GB $51.9
32GB $99.9
64GB $131.0

Official release as follows:
(Singapore, 8th July 2011) – Storing and sharing your favorite music, photos and HD video is easier than ever with the new high capacity Micro Vault P Series flash drives from Sony Electronics Asia Pacific. With storage capacities of up to 64GB, the Micro Vault P Series gives users all the space they need in a small, stylish and easy-to carry design.

Available in either black or white, new design enhancements to the Micro Vault P series include a reduced form factor,a slimmer profile, and a wider strap hole makes attaching to a key chain or mobile phone a snap. A 360-degree LED at the tip lets users know when data is being written, and when it is safe to remove. Sony has also brought back its popular and unique Click feature, letting users reveal the USB connector without adding length to the body and protect it when not in use.

“With the ever growing popularity of rich multimedia content, from HD video to high resolutions digital photos, the Micro Vault P Series is a welcome addition to Sony’s Micro Vault family,” said Takemura Takayuki, Head, Recording Media & Energy Centre, Sony. “With its large storage capacity and slim profile, it is akin to having a second hard drive small enough for a key chain, all at a very affordable cost.”

Downloadable software for the Micro Vault P series includes File Rescue and x – Pict Story™. File rescue enables users to recover any important data that might have been deleted by mistake, making retrieving lost data such as images, movies and music files a breeze. The x – Pict Story™ software allows the creation of an automated photo presentation using the files stored on the Micro Vault.

Featuring storage capacities in 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB, the new Micro Vault P Series will be available in Asia Pacific from mid-July 2011.