Custom Promotional USB & Flash Media Products

At Premium USB, customers love the fact that we have more than 100 custom flash drive styles to choose from and that we also give you the creative freedom to design your own if you so choose. However, there are five popular USB drive styles that continue to attract customers time and time again: the Revolution, Premium, Supreme, Data Card and Data key custom flash drives.

Since your USB flash drive is capable of storing pretty much any type of file your heart desires, it’s essential to know how to protect the privacy of your data in the event of accidental loss or worse—theft. While some drives have built-in hardware encryption and PCs enjoy the luxury of several kinds of applications for USB encryption, the choices for Mac users were limited until OS X Lion came around.

While Premium USB is your year-round source for custom and promotional USB flash drives, nowhere do we excel more than at times when customers need us in a pinch. Other companies rely too heavily on their Chinese USB suppliers, which bring custom USB orders to a standstill at this time of year—the end of September through the beginning of October. The reason for the product traffic jam? China’s National Day holiday. It’s a weeklong holiday beginning October 1 celebrating the founding of the People’s Republic of China on October 1, 1949.

They’re like Redbox—same home entertainment market potential—minus the popularity and millions of dollars in profits.  I’m talking about flash drive...

If you’re not familiar with ChromiumOS, it’s the open source version of Google’s Chrome operating system which is meant to work entirely with web applications. Most users have been out of luck to try it out on anything other than a Chromebook. As a result, web developer Liam McLoughlin (who in the online world goes by Hexxeh) just launched a customizable ChromiumOS version called Lime. What drew our attention to ChromiumOS Lime is that it can be written to a USB flash drive so that you can try it out on your own laptop, netbook or PC.

As it turns out, updating the software on a vehicle is more difficult than updating the software on your home computer. However, automakers have found a creative solution for keeping these systems up to date using custom USB flash drives.

For example, the high-end British car manufacturer McLaren has delayed the launch of its latest exotic car in the US due to electrical and software problems. The company’s latest creation, the MP4-12C, boasts a top speed of more than 200 miles per hour and a price tag of around $220,000 dollars.

Premium USB is embarking on new product territory to provide customers with the latest flash drive innovations available for promotional and business needs. So without further ado, we introduce our first USB 3.0 flash drive—the Sonic! The Sonic 3.0 flash drive is being offered under our retail USB selection.

Replacing optical drives & discs just got easier for computer users thanks to one unique USB drive called the Isostick. The Isostick is a USB flash drive that also mimics an optical drive as far as your system is concerned.

Ford Motor Company announced that it will officially start phasing out disc players in their car models in favor of a digital entertainment system complete with a USB interface.