Infinitec’s introduced an Infinite USB memory device which isn’t a real memory storage drive, instead is a USB stick that’ll let the users stream Wi-Fi data (HD included) from a host computer to almost any gadgets, which include anything from PCs to gaming consoles. Compatible with almost all devices that supports flash drives or has a USB port, the IUM, as they call the Infinite USB memory device, would debut in July for about $129.

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nicmclachlan : @JanetELeach Honestly I'd have to say laptop #killsmetosayit. Lack of USB port on ipad inconvenient and they can't play flash media files.

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