There is an unstoppable rise in the demand of such tiny laptop PCs as lack optical drives, but offer a faster internet access and that’s why it’s leading to a decrease in the use of CDs to install software,

Similarly, downloads have become much faster with them and the purchases of such devices feel more satisfying. These are the factors that more and more software makers are turning to USB drives for distribution.
Source Next from Japan is one of such companies as are quite popular because of its CD-free laptops. In Japan CD-free laptops are gaining much popularity these days and more than 30 software titles of Source Next are available as downloads or on flash drives,

These are available in different prices that start at ¥3,970 (£20) and most of them are consisted of anti-virus software, phone utilities and different PC productivity applications. These are found in 1GB drive that weighs 7g and can be reused after installing the software.

According to Source Next, it aims to sell more than one million USB drives in the first year of its arrival and it has really serious designs on the USB installation market.

With its nice slide opening casing, the stylish Nokia 5610XpressMusic phone belongs to the 3rd Gen of music phones. Its easy to use and high quality music features will definitely win the hearts of music lovers. This Nokia 5610XpressMusic is 48.5mm wide and 98.5mm tall. These dimensions really make an easy to use slide phone that can be operated and held in one hand. It weighs around 111 grams and feels nice to hand and pockets as well (neither too heavy nor too light). It’s a member of Nokia XpressMusic phone family that includes many other great names like the Nokia 5300 XpressMusic, the Nokia 5700XpressMusic and the Nokia 5310XpressMusic.

The Nokia 5610XpressMusic has a 2.00 inch color LCD screen with 16.7 million colors and it’s ideal to display music information and colored images.
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The missing memory stick, which contained troop operation maps that were used in Japan-U.S. military exercises, were not lost but stolen by a 33-year-old captain of Ground Self-Defense Force (GSDF).
The captain not only stole the memory stick but also 2,000 yen in cash with 10,000 yen airline coupon in February last year.

On May 24 last year, the GSDF announced that the captain had been suspended for 60 days on the charge of stealing money and coupon but it covered up the stealing of the memory stick.
According to Defense Minister Shigeru Ishiba‘s justification the forces kept back the loss of the flash drive because they feared that the information might spread more if some people looked for it on the Internet.

During the last year, a GSDF‘s lieutenant colonel borrowed the memory stick that had those troops deployment maps which were used for Japan-U.S. joint military exercises during 8 to 16 February .The Colonel lent the stick to a first class sergeant first who lost it.

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