[Mona]

Kakrika is a name for a new USB drive design concept. The design concept sees the USB drive as an organization and storage tool for files. Kakrika will be able to transfer files from, tablet or digital camera as well as through Bluetooth. The touch screen on the side of the Kakrika can be used to sort out the files that are stored there. Kakrika has 120GB of storage and up to 4,8 Gps transfer speed.

[Salahadin]

Mona, on 13 March 2012 - 06:40 AM, said:

Kakrika is a name for a new USB drive design concept. The design concept sees the USB drive as an organization and storage tool for files. Kakrika will be able to transfer files from, tablet or digital camera as well as through Bluetooth. The touch screen on the side of the Kakrika can be used to sort out the files that are stored there. Kakrika has 120GB of storage and up to 4,8 Gps transfer speed.

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I really love the concept but the OS is a bit suspicious. As far as I know it is written in C where the assembly language is modified. Meaning that the binary codes were written in English but with Sanskrit base. This makes the system hard to customize.

[Veronica]

well, if it really works as effectively as it is written here the device is simply amazing!

[Strega]

Looks very interesting, though hard to understand how it works