SmartDisk
Adds
New
Models
of
Award-Winning
FlashTrax™
Fort
Myers
FL, 11/3/2003 –SmartDisk
Corporation
today
introduced
40GB
and 80GB
models
of its
award-winning
FlashTrax
handheld
portable
multimedia
device
for offloading
and storing
digital
images
and music.
FlashTrax
safely
stores
high-resolution
images
transferred
from
any
flash
memory
card
onto
the
built-in
USB2.0
hard
drive
and
displays
them
on
a 3.5” LCD
that
outperforms
tiny
on-camera
screens.
By
using
the
sleek
control
pad,
the
user
can
change
the
image,
zoom
in,
zoom
out
and
pan,
or
choose
a slide
show
function
without
the
need
of
a PC.
In
addition
to
rapid
JPEG
view
and
zoom,
FlashTrax
can
display
most
RAW
format
files
using
the
JPEG
data
typically
embedded
in
such
files.
The
LCD
folds
to
ensure
that
both
the
screen
and
control
buttons
remain
protected
while
in
field
use.
Images
may
be
viewed
on
the
LCD
screen
or
on
any
TV
using
the
included
remote
control.
To
facilitate
portability,
FlashTrax
includes
a rechargeable
Lithium-ion
battery.
“The
Professional
Photographers
Association
has
just
recognized
FlashTrax
as
one
of
the
hottest
new
imaging
products
of
2003,” says
Charles
Klinker,
Vice
President-Marketing
for
SmartDisk. “With
our
new
FlashTrax
models,
professional
photographers
will
find
even
more
flexibility
for
field
applications.”
A
built-in
MP3
player
makes
this
device
even
more
attractive
- more
than
7,000
compressed
audio
files
can
be
stored
and
played
back
through
the
built-in
speaker,
or
through
headphones
or
external
speakers.
Various
play
modes
are
easily
controlled
from
the
user-friendly
screen
display
and
control
pad,
making
music
selection
quick
and
easy.
FlashTrax
also
supports
video
playback
of
motion
picture
JPEG
files,
a format
typically
used
for
the
short “movies” supported
by
many
digital
still
cameras.
With
transfer
speeds
of
up
to
480MBps,
FlashTrax
can
also
serve
as
an
external
hard
drive
to
transfer,
store
and
access
data
or
act
as
a simple
backup
device.
Availability
The
new
FlashTrax
models
are
available
now
through
retailers
and
distributors,
as
well
as
through
the
company’s
Web
site
at
www.smartdisk.com. |