The Jake™

Drive Info

For those who understand the true value of a shirt pocket, the Jake features a pocket clip built into the USB drive cap so it can snuggle functionally among the pens, pencils and miscellaneous pocketable items.

Size Availability

The Jake™ Flash Drive Specifications

Basic Specs

Material: Hard Plastic

Sizes: 256 MB, 512 MB, 1 GB, 2 GB, 4 GB, 8 GB, 16 GB

Standard Colors: Silver, White, Exact color matching available

Imprint Information

Imprint size: 40mm x 10mm

Imprint Method

Full Color Process Dome Imprint: included

Shipping & Packaging

Ship Weight: approx. 4.5 lbs per 100
Packaging: Plastic Sleeve or White Paper Box

Accessories

Here are some recommended accessories which complement the Jake flash drive.

StringRing

This simple little loopudeeloop accessory is widely popular as it's able to instantly transfer any custom flash drive into a "hey now I can just throw this on my key chain" solution.

TightAsAMegabyte

The TightAsAMegabyte offers the most snug fit for your custom flash drive. The byte-sized, translucent plastic case allows for organized, easy distribution of your drives at trade shows, meetings, wherever!

Everything's Better in Velour

Every drive in our arsenal tucks pleasingly and perfectly inside this velvet styled pouch. Available in classic black, rich chocolate, and power red.

Creative Uses

Creative Ways to Use CFgear Flash Drives

Put on your taped up glasses, and dust off the calculator watch, here comes the Jake. For those of you who appreciate the value of pocket protectors, the Jake has a number of great features that will appeal to your nerdier side. The Jake features a built in pocket clip so that it can hang out with all of your pens and pencils in the front pocket. Ned in R&D asked me to include a nod to the write-protect switch that is featured as well! The Jake also offers a full color imprint covered with our acrylic dome.

Consider This Scenario

Colleges and universities across the country are always looking for ways to become more energy efficient and lessen the school's impact on the environment. This flash drive can be a great tool for reaching that goal by reducing the amount of paper used for assignments, syllabi, exams, and more. Professors and students could always be on the same page (so to speak) by having the same files on their flash drives, avoiding the potential for misplacing paper assignments or not receiving them at all if a student misses class.

On the first day of classes, students' flash drives could be loaded with the syllabus of the class and the schedule for the semester, including due dates and what's expected for each assignment or exam. When a take-home exam or project is due, students could simply turn in files from their flash drives, which the professor can then take to his or her office or home. Flash drives not only are better for the environment, but also for the college or university's bottom line, due to the savings on printing and paper costs.