Walletex Enters Portable Medical Records Market

WALLETEXComplete medical history on a USB flash card that fits in a wallet
Walletex Microelectronics Ltd. announces its cooperation with a growing number of web-based Electronic Health Records solution providers who are using the newly patented credit-card size Wallet Flash™ USB memory device that allows convenient storage and transport of medical data. Patients and Healthcare Providers can have the most recent information, thereby helping to reduce medical errors. In addition to providing up to 2GB of USB flash memory, the large printable area on both sides of the card functions as a Medical ID with full-color image, details about the individual's medical condition, special medications, emergency contacts, and other information useful to first-responders.

Walletex CEO Avi Dahan says that medical information is one of the most promising markets:
"Demand for personal medical information storage solutions is rapidly increasing, driven by market forces and government regulation. Wallet Flash is an ideal platform because, unlike other USB devices, it fits inside a wallet along with credit cards, making it less likely to get lost or damaged. In comparison to smart cards, it has 1000 times the storage space and communications rate and does not require a dedicated smart card reader."

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About Wallet Flash™
Wallet Flash™ is the world's first credit card sized wallet friendly USB Flash Drive. It is, housed in a stylish and convenient card that is weatherproof and virtually indestructible, fitting neatly into a wallet, along with personal items such as bank cards, driver license, and employee ID. Wallet Flash is currently available in storage capacities ranging from 128 MB to 2GB. Wallet Flash™ received the CES 2006 Innovations Award of Honoree and the ProtectStar Innovation Award, and Promotion World's Promotional Gift Award for 2007.

About Walletex
Walletex Microelectronics Ltd. is a leading developer and supplier of innovative, wallet-friendly consumer electronics, headed by a team of seasoned executives with proven track records in manufacturing and marketing super-slim consumer electronics. Research and development is based in Israel, production headquarters are in China. For more information visit us at www.walletex.com or send email to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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