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IronKey

Secure Your Files and Protect Your Identity
All data stored on an IronKey Personal drive is encrypted with high-speed military-grade hardware encryption. Unlike software-based encryption, this "always-on" protection cannot be disabled and is protected against cold-boot and brute force attacks. No one can access files stored on an IronKey unless they authenticate with the correct password. All encryption and password verification are performed in hardware, and it cannot be disabled by worms, viruses or other malware.

Secure Password Management
For Windows computers, the IronKey Identity Manager locally manages all of your online passwords with secure one-click direct access and protection against keystroke-logging spyware and other online threats. Stored passwords are protected by the same hardware-based encryption as your other data. Optional encrypted password backup is available as an online service in case you forget. The IronKey Identity Manager also supports VeriSign® Identity Protection (VIP), which is used by many financial and commerce websites to strongly authenticate and better protect their customers

Secure & Private Web Browsing
IronKey drives come pre-configured with a portable version of Mozilla's popular Firefox Web browser for Windows computers. All data, cookies, and Web history are maintained locally on the drive. The optional IronKey Secure Sessions service protects your privacy on the Web by triple-encrypting all of your Web surfing traffic, and provides secure DNS services to help assure that you are not visiting a spoofed website.

I know how this works and I have a few of them, they do what they say they do.

There is also a YouTube video:
Vidoe is not mine
[ame=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MMGDXu-oms&feature=related]YouTube - IronKey: The World's Most Secure Flash Drive[/ame],
Note, the password manager show in this video, is now called Identity Manager

very nice, I prefer shotguns tho

what are you one about?

That is EPIC! I must buy one!

Ah, yes there is that, but it's still worth it, Shush don't tell any one but I have 1x8GB 2x2GB and 2x1GB, maybe I have to many of them lol

lol why would I, I know how they work, no need to ha ha ha.

i remember i saw which was like that but it had a password protection
and if you got it wrong 3 times it would release some sort of acid which would destroy the Hard Drive rendering it useless

it was on line some were if i find it again i'll report back