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In a break with tradition it’s been revealed that this year Santa Claus will be keeping track of his present list and his delivery route on a USB flash drive. Historically Santa and his magical elves have used pen and paper to keep a record of all the letters sent to him and all of the gift requestsDecember 22, 2010
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During 2010 branded USB memory sticks cemented their place as one of the top business promotional products and it’s a trend that looks set to continue into 2011 and beyond. The reason for their popularity is simple:December 22, 2010
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One of the more interesting and unusual USB flash drives available at the moment is the USB barrel. These are cute little wooden and metal barrels that have got a USB connector and USB flash memory embedded inside the barrel.December 21, 2010
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With the end of 2010 fast approaching its time for our annual roundup of the best selling promotional USB flash drives in 2010 and a quick look at the trends we expect to see emerging in 2011. OverallDecember 21, 2010
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The biggest and most important holiday in China is the Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) and in 2011 it will be the Year of the Rabbit. The festival to celebrate the New Year begins on the first day of the first lunar month and ends with a Lantern Festival 15 days later. In 2011, The Year ofDecember 15, 2010
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For the team at USB2U 2010 has been an incredibly busy year so we’re looking forward to Christmas and in particular we’re looking forward to putting our feet up for a few days and taking a well earned rest! During 2010 we’ve supplied more branded USB flash drives to more customers than ever before.December 15, 2010
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Whether you believe it or not the news from the factories in China that supply the majority of the promotional USB flash drives in the world today make depressing reading. Following a power outage at Toshiba's production plant on December 8th NAND flash production was disrupted forDecember 13, 2010
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It’s difficult to escape the fact that USB memory sticks are everywhere these days. USB memory sticks have usurped CD’s as the most popular way to save, store and carry data files around, they are a key business tool for many and a fundamental part of most students daily life. On their path toDecember 13, 2010
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Over recent years credit cards have become the way for millions to fund their Christmas expenditure with Consumer Intelligence suggesting that over 55% of shoppers plan to pay for their gifts with a credit card. Christmas is an expensive time of the year and understandably many consumers turn to creditDecember 10, 2010
December 29, 2010
USB Flash Drives are proving popular with schools and universities up and down the country at the moment but they’re not all buying them for the same reason. Whilst many are buying them for their staff and pupils to enable them to backup and store their work lots of others are getting very creative and
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