New iStick Drive

Sanho Corporation – manufacturer of the HYPER line of mobile accessories – announces the successful launch of its Kickstarter campaign for iStick. iStick is a USB flash drive with both a USB connector as well as an Apple MFi Certified Lightning Connector that connects directly to recent iPhone, iPad and iPod touch models. iStick allows users to easily, quickly and safely transfer data between computers, iPhones, iPads and iPod touches without the need for iTunes, Internet, wireless networks or the Cloud where hackers and others (like NSA) may gain access.

HYPER was seeking $100,000 via Kickstarter to fund the iStick product. Funding began on May 12, 2014 and will end on June 17, 2014. The funding goal of $100,000 was met within 3 hours of launch. Now currently more than half a million dollars is raised in just 5 days since launch, with about a month left in the funding period. HYPER aims to ship the iStick in August, 2014. This is HYPER’s 2nd Kickstarter project after the successful CloudFTP which was the 3rd highest funded Kickstarter Technology project when it ended.

Daniel Chin, Founder and CEO of HYPER by Sanho Corporation says "We only reserve Kickstarter launches for our very best products just like what we did with CloudFTP 2 years ago. In addition to crowdsourcing funds, we also want to crowdsource ideas and suggestions to make the product even better and to give it the biggest launch possible."

Notables:

• World’s first USB flash drive with integrated Apple MFi Certified Lightning connector
• Features both a standard USB connector as well as an Apple Lightning connecter
• Works as a normal USB flash drive when connected to Mac and PC computers
• Connects directly to iPhone, iPad and iPod touch models that use the Lightning connector
• Allow users to quickly and safely transfer data between computers and various iOS devices
• Available in 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, 64GB and 128GB
• Works in conjunction with a free universal iPhone/iPad/iPod touch iOS app
• Using the app, users can transfer photos, videos and other files between iStick and iDevice
• Users can also stream movies (even non-iOS native video formats), music and open files directly from the iStick without first copying to the iOS device.