USBarchive© & USB Flash Drive

USB stick as archive

USBarchive — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 10:04:21 +0000

Archiving a USB stick is easy. USBarchive© can be stored in a standard folder. Many clients are already using the USB archive. Catalogue data, information and company presentations can be stored on the USB stick. The USB archive is an HM innovation. The design is flat, as large as a post card and the entire surface can be printed on in 4c print.
Online archives are located on servers or in databases. The novelty of USBarchive© is both. Digital data on a USB stick that, in turn, can be stored in a folder or archive medium. Therefore, data is mobile and permanently archivable. The advantages of the product are obvious. Thanks to the lightweight of 50g, a 1,000-page catalogue is always quite light. Regardless of how much you save on it. Flexible storage capacity also allows for low-cost use. The USB archive is also called the USB folder. However, this variation is not recommended. The archiving function is at the forefront with the USBarchive©.

The USB Stick USBarchive© as your personal records archive

A records archive normally stores documentation physically. That way, records, folders and documents are well stored. A safe that is fire and water-resistant is recommended. However, what happens to the digital data? External hard drives and simple CD ROMs are not enough. Even if the archive is just created temporarily. Thus, large memory networks with many folders are not feasible – even impossible. The search effort is enormous. Therefore, the USB archive can be used for temporary storage, every topic can be allocated an archive and then data can be filed there. The USB stick can be taken from the archive often and the data can be made available. H3KBWPSJNMZG

Flat postcard, USBarchive© as a mailing

USBarchive — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 10:03:14 +0000

The USB archive or also called the USB folder is available in DIN A6 format as a flat card. You can send the 3 mm thick card as a post card. Just put a stamp on it and off it goes. Unfortunately, since the card does weigh 50 g, it is not that low priced. However, it does work with 90 cents. The USB archive can be printed in a letter shop, then address it and just sent it. Costs stay low, because it can be sent to customers or those interested via bulk mail. The USB archive can be unpacked and then used immediately. Size and weight are used the best way possible. ISO standard eyelets allow for physical archiving. That way, the USB archive is also well stored in a folder.

How the USBarchive© got its name

USBarchive — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 14:27:18 +0000

USBarchive© has a simple archiving function. It can be stored in any standard File with its standard ISO eyelets. The USB stick also has another very helpful function. USBarchive© and USB file are used as synonyms for this. Thereby, the term USB file has a double meaning. The USBarchive© provides data storage in a data folder AND the USB stick can be stored in a folder or filing system. This is how this USB stick got the name USBarchive©.

Promotional article – the newest USBarchive

USBarchive — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 20:45:47 +0000

By just adding your logo, the new product from HM© can be used as a promotional item that can be sent via the post. The USB and archive product archiving function can be used by companies as data memory for information material, catalogues, brochures or image files. The USBarchive© can be competitive with a mailing in print form, thanks to the low cost. A full-surface digital print can have an appealing effect, because shadowing and colour gradients can be applied to a 148 x 105 mm printing surface. Thus, the USBarchive© is the largest USB stick that is currently available on the market in plastic. Simple mailing is an advantage. This USB stick can be sent to the client like a post card via manual sorting. Alternatively, passed out at a tradeshow, this USB stick is a real ‘attention-getter’. The size of this USB stick is the decisive factor. While the current general trend leans toward mini and piccolo USB sticks, the USBarchive© will definitely start a new trend. A USB stick has been introduced to the market that is very cost-effective, provides plenty of promotional space and can lower mailing costs enormously. The archive is flexible and can be used for all general archiving functions in one folder. HM© provides other options as well. E.g., the USB archive in DIN long format is currently in development and with other materials. Thus, the USBarchive© can be customised with laser engraving. The archive is competitive with any catalogue thanks to its 3 mm thickness, which can be mailed via a letter shop. The 50 g weight allows it to be sent as an informational letter or as a mailing at affordable prices. This is how the USBarchive© is an affordable promotional item that arrives in a simple manner, but makes a lasting impression.

USBarchive©

USBarchive — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 13:10:48 +0000

USBarchive© is an archiving option for data with smaller or larger storage capacity. Advantages of the USBarchive© are that it is flat and it can be filed in a standard folder by means of ISO standard eyelets. Additionally, the USBarchive© can be written on with a permanent marker. Thereby, one can see what is saved on the small stick from the outside. This archiving system is a new development from HM©. The flash memory is non-volatile and can be re-used on computers without any problems. The space-saving version can remain in the folder on a permanent basis. This type of archiving is especially interesting or catalogue data, because the catalogue will always have a format of just 148 x 105 mm, 3 mm thick and weigh less than 50 g. USBarchive© is a space-saving miracle. The small insert is easily replaced as soon as a newer catalogue comes or new data is recorded. Affordable in production, flexible handling and can be utilised on notebooks and eReaders, which do not have an integrated CD rom drive. Thus, the CD becomes obsolete. The USB stick is not yet competitive concerning price. Nevertheless, the application and function are well worth it.