It looks like 2011 is the year when photographers start to abandon CD’s and DVD’s and supply their clients with their wedding photographs and portfolios on branded USB flash drives.

USB 3.0 is here, its may not arrived with much of a fanfare and its arrival might, in the short term at least, be more interesting to classic early adopters but its arrival is significant and will have a bearing on the promotional USB memory stick market. The reason why the arrival USB 3.0 is

The shutters are down, the factories are not quite in darkness and machines have not quite been turned off but new orders for branded USB memory sticks with a delivery date before the start of Chinese New Year are no longer being accepted. So, from today any new order for

Finally there is some good news on pricing of branded USB flash drives.  After what seems months of turbulence in the flash drive market things seem to be settling down a little and the currency market seems to be swinging back in our favour and helping things as well. The net of the net is that

If there is one area in the promotional USB flash drive market that failed to take off as predicted in 2010 it was Custom USB Flash drives. Falling set up fees coupled with greater competition, improvements in production techniques and faster lead times were all expected to lead to a huge upsurge

It’s always interesting to look back over the last 12 months to get a feel for how prices for USB flash drives might move during the coming 12 months. As we enter 2011 one thing is already certain and that is demand for branded and promotional flash drives is going to show further year on year growth

If you’re looking for something a little different, something that will make your brand stand out from the crowd and something that will deliver a bit of a “wow” factor then you might want to think about USB flash drives in the shape of a battery.

When it comes to selling USB memory sticks and flash drives over the web frauds and scams are rife. The problem seems particularly bad on eBay where lots of people are lured into buying what, on the face of it, seem like genuine high capacity flash drives only to discover when they arrive that they are