So today we'll be unboxing the OCZ
ATV. And yes, I said OCZ. I said it
because it sounds better that way no matter what I do. If I say OCZ, then
someone complains. If I say OCZ, then someone else complains. So I prefer OCZ.
So there. This is their ATV ruggedized,
shockresistant, and waterproof USB 2.0
flash drive. It's a 16 gig drive. It is
available in a variety of capacities though. And we're going to go ahead and
open it up mostly for giggles because I'm pretty sure everyone has seen a
flash drive at some point in their life. I still remember my first flash drive.
It was actually 8 megs. And back then
that was like a big deal because I could actually like I could put photos on it
and transport those to to my classes or like like I could put larger documents
than just like word documents, you know? I could put like a PowerPoint on it and
bring it to school. That was like it was like high tech at the time, too. Like I
actually had a friend bring it back for me from uh from Beijing because you
couldn't even buy them here. And uh it was some weird brand. It was like uh it
was like some kind of weird like bluey green color and it was like a cheap
plastic. It broke shortly, but uh anyway, that's neither here nor there.
The ATV is not a weird bluey green. It looks pretty cool and ruggedized. It's
rubber and it kind of bounces as you can see. So the likelihood of it actually
breaking is fairly slim. And then uh
check this out. I mean, how high class is that? Now
you won't lose your cap. You just plug it in and you put the cap on there. You
pull the cap off there. You put it on there. Look at that. It's like a fake It's like a fake USB port and it's also
made of rubber with a little OCZ logo on it. So yeah, they call that out as a
unique chained cap holder. So that is uh
highly innovative. Thank you for checking out
my video on the ATV. Please note there is an indicator LED here which will tell
you when it is uh being written to or
not written to. So, if you have a Mac and you want to, you know, drag it to
the trash can and then wait forever because that's how Macs work. You can
see when the light turns off and you don't have to uh pull it out and have
your Mac complain at you. Don't forget to subscribe.