Lots of schools and companies are buying USB flash drives to hand out to the students, to promote their business or to develop their brand. Whatever your reasons for buying them you want them to be functional (to work as a USB flash drive) but you also need them to reflect your school or company’s brand

USB2U is pleased to announce a new standard offer and a new homepage. New Standard Offer We now have a standard, permanent offer that includes the following: FREE Delivery to one UK mainland address FREE 4 Colour spot printing FREE Data

Before some products are bought it is really beneficial to test them, for example before a car is purchased it would be taken for a test drive to judge its feel and see how it runs.  Other products however, are pretty standard and simple information suffices to make a decision - a remote controlled car

Most of our employees here at USB2U have a business background and are always looking for ways to improve their business skills.  Recently one of our employees ‘stumbled upon’ an interesting article sharing pointers and advice on how to give polished presentations.  The article was an interesting read

In tough market conditions more and more companies are turning to USB flash drives printed with their logo on in an attempt to engage with their customers, stimulate sales or just inform prospective customer about what they do. Typically the

Having watched Jim Eastwood in the final of The Apprentice last night it’s tempting to fill this article with puns such as “when the chips are down” and “it’s a sure bet” but I’ll try and resist the urge! These bespoke USB poker chips were designed and manufactured by us for our customer. Despite

Protecting a company’s data can be very important, whether it’s financial stats, tactical plans or confidential information.  Considering some of the headline stories in the past few years it’s not necessary to explain the various ways that data storage devices can be lost and the seriousness of information

As with most technology once the impressiveness of the size of the memory, the speed of the upload or clarity of the picture has passed, something else is needed to attract attention.  Because of this technology cycle, we have recently been seeing a lot of ‘flashy’ (excuse the pun) or ‘bling’ memory

This weekend our in-house designer spent his well-earned money on a brand new SLR camera.  As most people would do when spending a lot of money, he put time into researching the best camera for his needs looking at mega-pixels, lens sizes and all things 'techy' that photographers look for.  As he searched