New DataStick Secure Plus and Pro Plus USB Flash Drives Launched
Centon Electronics, Inc. Launches New DataStick Secure Plus and Pro Plus USB Flash Drives - Aliso Viejo, CA – Centon Electronics, Inc. announced the release of the DataStick Secure Plus and Pro Plus USB Flash Drives. The stylish silver Secure Plus model is specifically designed and tested to operate on Mac systems. The elegant black Pro Plus model will operate on both Mac and Windows based systems.
Centon’s Hardware based encryption Secure Plus flash drive requires a mandatory password and limits 6 attempts before the drive formats and any confidential data stored is deleted. There is a built-in recovery password hint to give users an opportunity to unlock the drive without losing precious data. This high end model is equipped with 256-bit AES - FIPS 140-2 Level 2 Hardware encryption. FIPS 140-2 meets federal requirements set by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). After the drive is unplugged from the computer, it automatically locks. These precautions are in place to offer the highest level of protection.
“The DataStick Secure Plus delivers customers high level security in an attractive form factor that complements their Mac notebook or desktop,” said Lorenzo Calleja, Designer at Centon Electronics. “This portable storage solution extends the data security and level of design that users have come to expect from the Mac platform and carries it through to the simplicity and elegance of a plug and play USB drive.”
The DataStick Pro Plus is a sleeker version of Centon’s original Pro USB. The new model is built with sturdy brushed aluminum housing for an elite look and feel. Centon’s DataStick Pro Plus blends perfectly with your mobile devices making it an ideal companion to move and share information between computers.
Availability
Centon’s DataStick Secure Plus and Pro Plus USB drives are now available on Apple.com. The DataStick Secure Plus will exclusively be sold on Apple.com from now through the end of April 2011. All DataStick Secure Plus and Pro Plus USB drives are available in 2, 4, 8, 16, and 32GB capacities and come with a lifetime warranty and toll free tech support. [Source]
Centon’s Hardware based encryption Secure Plus flash drive requires a mandatory password and limits 6 attempts before the drive formats and any confidential data stored is deleted. There is a built-in recovery password hint to give users an opportunity to unlock the drive without losing precious data. This high end model is equipped with 256-bit AES - FIPS 140-2 Level 2 Hardware encryption. FIPS 140-2 meets federal requirements set by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). After the drive is unplugged from the computer, it automatically locks. These precautions are in place to offer the highest level of protection.
“The DataStick Secure Plus delivers customers high level security in an attractive form factor that complements their Mac notebook or desktop,” said Lorenzo Calleja, Designer at Centon Electronics. “This portable storage solution extends the data security and level of design that users have come to expect from the Mac platform and carries it through to the simplicity and elegance of a plug and play USB drive.”
The DataStick Pro Plus is a sleeker version of Centon’s original Pro USB. The new model is built with sturdy brushed aluminum housing for an elite look and feel. Centon’s DataStick Pro Plus blends perfectly with your mobile devices making it an ideal companion to move and share information between computers.
Availability
Centon’s DataStick Secure Plus and Pro Plus USB drives are now available on Apple.com. The DataStick Secure Plus will exclusively be sold on Apple.com from now through the end of April 2011. All DataStick Secure Plus and Pro Plus USB drives are available in 2, 4, 8, 16, and 32GB capacities and come with a lifetime warranty and toll free tech support. [Source]
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