Over the recent months, we've been working with people working with USB drives rather a lot. 

In normal day to day use the drives are inserted into all manner of computers and machines to collect or deliver data, pictures, spreadsheets - all kinds of content. 

A disturbing trend by malware writers is becoming ever more prevalent - using removable media as the infection vector. In the majority of cases, users won't even know they are becoming infected or that they're sharing the infection next time they insert their drive into someone's machine.

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Having a quick look around the industry news for the past week or so, we found a little gem:

TDK has announced at the CEATEC tech event in Japan a new BD-R disc with 320 Gb capacity. This has been achieved by creating a ten layer version and adjusting the light transmission properties of all layers.

Just a really quick update:

2 Gb for the price of 1 Gb this week only.