Wireless connectivity is no longer the future, it is part of the immediate present and we have more evidence of it every day. SanDisk, a guarantee as far as external memories are concerned, has launched its new USB memory sticks with WiFi connectivity. In the size of a "pencil" type memory, it incorporates a storage of 16 or 32Gb, depending on the option you choose, a WiFi radio that allows you to create a network to connect your devices, and a battery with 4 hours of autonomy to play video directly to your mobile devices.
As the device specifications indicate, it is not necessary to have internet connectivity, since the Sandisk Wireless Flash Drive creates its own WiFi network to which connect up to 8 different devices, compatible with any iOS device (iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch), other mobile devices (Android, Kindle), and Mac and PC computers. A single charge will give you an autonomy of 4 hours, enough to watch any movie stored in its memory, and it also allows up to 3 simultaneous streams, so that each one can see what they like the most. If you run out of battery, you only have to connect it to any USB on your computer, or from a car charger and it will be powered from it to increase its autonomy.
Transferring files to the device or viewing them is very simple thanks to its USB connectivity or its iPhone and iPad app available for free on the App Store. Lacking a USB connection is no longer a problem as long as you have a WiFi connection thanks to devices like this one. Its price? Well, nothing exaggerated given its features: $ 59,99 for the 32GB version, and $ 49,99 for the 16GB version. At the moment we can only book it from the website of SanDisk although soon it will also be available on Amazon. If you are interested in these devices, take a look at Seagate Wireless Plus we reviewed on the blog, with 1TB of capacity.
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