Taipei, Taiwan – January 29th, 2014 –SP/ Silicon Power, the world’s leading provider of memory storage solutions, today is honored to announce that SP has won the most prestigious recognition from 2014 iF product design award for its distinguished product–Touch T825 metallic USB flash drive. After awarded with seven awards of 2014 Taiwan Excellence and four awards of 2013 Red Star Design Award, Silicon Power once again drew great attention from professionals worldwide and earned the highest recognition from 2014 iF product design award, which symbolizes the remarkable milestone for Silicon Power and further strengthens its role of bellwether in memory storage solutions industry.

  iF product design award, founded in Germany in 1953, has now become one of the most influential and reputable design awards all over the world. Regarded as the “Design Oscar”, the iF design award is held by iF Industrial Forum Design with the jury joined by renowned experts and designers. This year, Silicon Power outshone other competitors in its incredibly innovative product designs and won the award among 3249 product entries from 55 nations. With such great honor, Silicon Power shows its significant accomplishment in product designs again and will endeavor to make effort in developing more and more superior and exceptional products.

Touch T825 USB Flash Drive

  Inspired by the concept of paperclips, Touch T825 USB flash drive features a bevel-shaped end with a hidden clip, making it easier to fit into your documents, notebooks or folders. T825 adopts a 360-degree swivel design to protect USB connector, providing users with a smarter way to use and store. Furthermore, T825 shines with its stainless steel unibody exterior which can also keep the drive away from the harms caused by fingerprints and scratches in daily use. Characterized by such creative and fascinating designs, T825 has acquired numerous global recognitions including 2014 Taiwan Excellence, 2013 Red Star Design Award and 2014 iF product design award.

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