Gizmodo: buslink

Buslink 64GB Flash Drive Fo' Reals

Travis Hudson — Wed, 11 Oct 2006 15:08:42 EDT

CDW, the company known for those doofy commercials, actually has a 64GB (yes, gigabyte) flash drive available for purchase. How much, you say? Well, this flash drive weighs in at a very cheap, $5,739. Yes, this 64GB flash drives costs roughly the same as a slightly used, cheap car. It supports USB 2.0, thankfully. – Travis Hudson

Product Page [Via Gearlog]

Buslink MP3/CD/Radio System Welcomes You to Yesterday's Technology

Gizloco — Fri, 25 Aug 2006 10:27:15 EDT

Buslink's combination MP3/CD player+radio incorporates all of the technology that set the late 1990's on fire, in a form factor that looks more like it was designed by the engineers rather than the professional design guys. The touch screen is where you get your control on and its USB port lets you play your tunes off a USB player; the SD and MMC card slot let you can load up card after card of Supertramp. Other bleeding-edge features include an AM/FM radio, alarm clock. Buslink throws in a subwoofer, too. Bless their hearts.

This little cornucopia of technology can be found online for around the $100 mark. – Nicholas Deleon

Buslink MP3/CD/RADIO Stereo with Touch Screen Control [Buslink]

Buslink MC512 MP3 Player - Dock Included

Jason Chen — Thu, 10 Aug 2006 18:45:08 EDT

An company bundling a speaker dock with its MP3 player is the equivalent of throwing away free money. But then again, Buslink's MC512 flash-based player won't separate itself from the pack with its features—FM radio and MP3/WMA playback—so why not throw in an extra dock?

The MC512 also has a voice recorder and 512MB of internal storage, plus it's Mac and Windows compatible. Better yet, it's only $99 on buy.com. Not a bad price for a player and a dock. – Jason Chen

Product Page [buy.com via Chip Chick via uber gizmo]

Buslink Shuffle Clone, At Least it's Cheap

Travis Hudson — Wed, 07 Jun 2006 16:39:54 EDT

I don't know, maybe the Buslink Musica Hi-Speed MP3 Player can topple Apple once and for all. The controls were lowered to make room for two—yes, count'em—two toggle switches. This doubles the amount of toggle switches that are on the iPod Shuffle. Even better, it has less battery life than the Shuffle. Okay, criticism aside, it is cheaper than the iPod Shuffle with the 1GB model selling for $69 and the 2GB model selling for $99. Best of all, it can be purchased at Wal-Mart! Everyone loves Wal-Mart! – Travis Hudson

Product Page [Via dapreview]