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So today we'll be unboxing the OCZ

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ATV. And yes, I said OCZ. I said it

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because it sounds better that way no matter what I do. If I say OCZ, then

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someone complains. If I say OCZ, then someone else complains. So I prefer OCZ.

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So there. This is their ATV ruggedized,

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shockresistant, and waterproof USB 2.0

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flash drive. It's a 16 gig drive. It is

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available in a variety of capacities though. And we're going to go ahead and

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open it up mostly for giggles because I'm pretty sure everyone has seen a

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flash drive at some point in their life. I still remember my first flash drive.

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It was actually 8 megs. And back then

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that was like a big deal because I could actually like I could put photos on it

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and transport those to to my classes or like like I could put larger documents

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than just like word documents, you know? I could put like a PowerPoint on it and

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bring it to school. That was like it was like high tech at the time, too. Like I

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actually had a friend bring it back for me from uh from Beijing because you

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couldn't even buy them here. And uh it was some weird brand. It was like uh it

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was like some kind of weird like bluey green color and it was like a cheap

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plastic. It broke shortly, but uh anyway, that's neither here nor there.

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The ATV is not a weird bluey green. It looks pretty cool and ruggedized. It's

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rubber and it kind of bounces as you can see. So the likelihood of it actually

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breaking is fairly slim. And then uh

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check this out. I mean, how high class is that? Now

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you won't lose your cap. You just plug it in and you put the cap on there. You

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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

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made of rubber with a little OCZ logo on it. So yeah, they call that out as a

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unique chained cap holder. So that is uh

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highly innovative. Thank you for checking out

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my video on the ATV. Please note there is an indicator LED here which will tell

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you when it is uh being written to or

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not written to. So, if you have a Mac and you want to, you know, drag it to

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the trash can and then wait forever because that's how Macs work. You can

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see when the light turns off and you don't have to uh pull it out and have

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your Mac complain at you. Don't forget to subscribe.
