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Raspberry Pi now sells its own flash drive.

If you find yourself frequently sneakernetting files between a Raspberry Pi and your PC, the company now offers a USB 3.0 flash drive with a USB-A connector. It’s available in two capacities with an aluminum enclosure; a $30 128GB version with sustained write speeds of 75MB/s, and a faster $55 256GB option that does 150MB/s.

A Raspberry Pi-branded USB flash drive connected to one of the company’s microcomputers.
The flash drive is etched with the Raspberry Pi logo and includes a hole for attaching it to a keyring or lanyard.
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