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What is USB TurnKey

USB TurnKey

So what is the USB TurnKey? I am glad you asked. USB TurnKey is access. It’s a way to manage and control priveleged content.

Earlier this year I wrote about our collaboration with Petrol Advertising, a motion graphics company we partnered up with to help us create a flash video presentation about our USB TurnKey solution. The video is all done and the solution hits the market this weekend.

A little bit about the video. As I mentioned, it was put together by the good people of Petrol. We gave them a rough outline and they came up with the entire storyboard (excellent job, by the way). The voiceover was done by Karen Hutton, a long-time customer and friend. If you want the best VO on the market, she’s your woman. She also runs a website offering on-demand professional voice coaching, which can be found on VoiceOfBrilliance.com.

If you need more info about USB TurnKey, you can email me directly – Vadim@CustomUSB.com

5 Comments

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bonnieL
March 10, 2009 at 12:48 pm

Vadim, this is awesome. Can it also get info back? That is, once someone gets the USB and the info on it, do you have acccess to anything new that they enter on it, like their name, age, address?

Whew, very cool.
bonnieL
triiibe on!

Scooper
March 24, 2009 at 9:13 am

Can you give more detail about your USB Turnkey and the functionality as a marketing tool?

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Steve Constable
May 5, 2009 at 8:00 pm

I can see this being used by large corporations and individuals seeking privacy. I can see potential for this kind of technology is limitless. What is the audience that most craves USB Turnkey? Lawyers I think.

Vadim
May 6, 2009 at 5:55 pm
– In reply to: Steve Constable

Steve,
This system works well with any content-rich industry. So far, it was worked best with the music industry where artist and bands release an album that references a secured “vip club” area where fans that buy USB drives can download exclusive content.