FleshDrive Releases iPad-Compatible Drive

NEW YORK — USB flash drive company FleshDrive has released an iPad-compatible FleshDrive.

“In a world where a certain company president has looked down upon the adult industry, it is the consumer who decides if they want to watch porn on their iPads,” said Michael Gruosso, FleshDrive vice president of sales.

“It was important to our company that we developed a creative way to make this happen.”

The company said users will need to plug the FleshDrive into an iPad camera connection kit, which they can purchase from an Apple store. Users can then watch adult videos anytime and can also delete them from their iPad for privacy or to save space.

The company said the iPad-compatible FleshDrive also allows users to obtain adult videos without being exposed to online risks such as viruses.

“Take the convenience of the iPad with the FleshDrive and you have a porn match made in heaven,” the company said.

The company said since the FleshDrive does not require an Internet connection to watch videos, it will work on both the iPad WiFi and WiFi Plus 3G.

FleshDrive's proprietary technology utilizes a FleshDrive player that can run on multiple platforms such as PC, MAC, XBOX, TVs with USB, PS3s and others.

The company said one FleshDrive device can hold full-length adult videos in the amounts of 20, 40 and 90 videos and they play without buffering, waiting, viruses, spyware or spam.

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