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Counterfeit Cruzer mini USB Flash drives surface in US and Canada
(Hardware/Hardware Features)
Friday, 18 November 2005
Sandisk today confirmed that counterfeit Cruzer mini USB Flash drives have appeared in the North American market. The company said that the problem occurs "on a very small scale" and that it works with ...