Newbie Guide to U3 - The ‘Official’ Portable USB Apps Platform

October 4th 2005 | General

Co-developed by SanDisk and M-Systems, the open-standard U3 platform allows users to take their applications, not just data, with them to any USB-equipped Windows PC and to launch them with as little as two clicks.

True, while applications have been tweaked by users to run directly off a flash drive, applications written for U3 smart drives don’t require a geek to set up, and are 100% legal to operate. And now, we have one of the first U3 tutorials that give you a step-by-step guide to this new portable USB apps platform.

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Newbie Guide to U3 - The ‘Official’ Portable USB Apps Platform
Published in: General on 2005-10-04