Yesterday Scoble talked about a new "little" gadget that Seagate would launch, and today we got to know that he was talking about DAVE - Digital Audio Video Experience. Basically it is a small wireless storage 10GB or 20GB hard-drive, it uses Bluetooth and WiFi for the wireless feature, but there is also a USB port.

Built for portability and about the size of a centimeter-thick credit card, the DAVE mobile platform slips conveniently into a shirt pocket, backpack, or purse -- anywhere up to 30 feet (9.1 meters) from the phone. In addition, the mobile storage platform is open source, enabling third party software developers to create new applications for the mobile phone utilizing the hard drive's unmatched capacity and performance.

This new Seagate product was presented at Demo 2007, it only weighs 70 grams so imagine how easy it is to carry it, and how useful it can become to transfer data "on the go", from mobile phones, digital cameras, or any other bluetooth of wifi gadgets. It is expected to become available on the second quarter of 2007.

Via PodTech