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Xmultiple Technologies, Inc. is a privately held
corporation with offices in Simi Valley, California
and corporate offices in Taipei, Taiwan. Xmultiple
develops innovative interconnection products. Our
patent pending FlashPoint ShareDrives/SharePlayer/ShareCard
product lines use our Sharing-On-The-Go (SOTG) technology.
Our SOTG technology is the world’s first flash
memory drive and flash memory MP3 player devices
to have the capability to copy when a user is mobile.
FlashPoint ShareDrives, SharePlayers and ShareCards
are award winning products with patent pending technology.
The
connection is made by simply attaching one devices
USB male connector to another devices female connector.
SOTG techology radically improves USB flash memory
and MP3 player devices. SOTG provides the capabiltiy
for ShareDrives to use remote copying function wiith
many other USB enabled deives which as Cellphones,
Camera's and much more. The branding strategy for
ShareDrives is built around the identity "FlashPoint
ShareDrives ™" and "ShareDrives ™".
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inquiries should be addressed to sales@sharedrives.com
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Gizmodo-
The Gadget Weblog
"Clever,
clever, FlashPoint. These ShareDrives are
standard USB keys with a bit of Share-on-the-Go
technology which allows you to swap data
sans PC. The possible uses are myriad—perhaps
a flash drive relay race in grade schools
in which each team passes a bit of data
to each other while running the President’s
Physical Fitness Test mile? Maybe instead
of the torch, Olympic athletes can pass
pr0n"?
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Dezigner
The
FlashPoint drive technology means that a
user does not need a desktop, laptop or
PDA to copy files while on the go. The FlashPoint
ShareDrive has a folder called "Share",
used to store files that can be copied to
another FlashPoint ShareDrive or USB memory
key device that is attached.
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I4U-I4U
is a 'Technology Life Style Magazine and
Shopping Guide
FlashPoint
ShareDrives have an integrated female USB
connector and the drives have a battery
built-in. Pushing a button starts to copy
files.
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