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Moser Baer launches USB flash drives

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New Delhi , Dec 1

Moser Baer has introduced a range of USB flash drives in the Indian market. With capacities ranging from 512 MB to four GB, the drives claim data retention feature up to 10 years. "The launch complements our existing optical media business and we will leverage our strong branding and marketing network to emerge as the top player with a significant market share in this segment also," said Mr Bhaskar Sharma, Executive Vice-President.

According to a Dataquest survey, the market for flash drives has grown from one lakh units in 2004-05 to over 9 lakh in 2005-06.

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