A tipster just sent us compelling evidence of giant 64GB and ridiculously huge 128GB Sony-branded USB drives circulating in China. When he first spotted them at a market in Zu Hai, near Macau, he thought it was a misprint, but then he discovered that his own father had a 64GB card. Lest you think he was still foolin’ himself, you can see that when he stuck the drive into a PC and checked, the thing sure enough registered around 64GB of space:
Here in the US of A, Sony only markets a measly 8GB in its highest-capacity Micro Vault. In spite of what’s been reported, Kanguru appears to be stuck at the 32GB mark, and the Buslink we reported on a year ago still looks like it retails for around $5,500. We’re still skeptical, and have asked for some follow-up, but in the meantime, if it really is 64GB of flash memory, well, that’s some rich daddy you got there. Only kidding—thanks, Jamie!
https://gizmodo.com/kanguru-64gb-flash-drive-max-165772
