Though I’m no fan of SanDisk (long story) their new Cruzer Titanium Plus looks interesting. Via a service offered by SanDisk, all data which is added to the Cruzer Titanium Plus is also uploaded to be available online. This allows all of your data to remain available, even if the USB memory stick is destroyed, lost, or stolen. The 4GB device will retail for US$59.99 which includes six months of free mirroring service. After that crack-like taste, you owe them US$29.99 per year for ongoing service. Oh, and it only works with Windows 2000, XP, and Vista. Sorry, Mac users.

written by Tyler Regas \\ tags: CES, hardware, news, service