Remember when a 1GB USB Flash stick was something to brag to your mates about? Well, the cost and capacity of USB Flash drives has come down considerably over the last few years, with Kingston Technology now launching a 128GB-capacity USB memory stick.
Yes. You read that correctly. Kingston's new DataTraveler 200 series features 128GB USB memory stick!
While the 128GB USB Flash drive is only going to appeal to a limited market (with its whopping $546 price-tag) the DT200 series also offers far more affordable 32GB and 64GB models ($120 and $213 respectively).
Secure, fast, BIG
Security is a no-brainer as all the drives feature password protection, so that even the most-lacksadaisical civil servant should manage to protect important government data they may want to upload to these (and then lose on trains!).
The new DT200 series also features Windows ReadyBoost technology. For more head over to Kingston's website.
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rodo
July 9th
3. I dont agree with dude3009... the "regular" computer user nowadays is the one who needs big storage size. Any teenager can fill up a 128Gb stick with movies and music in a matter of hours. Professional users, with the exception of video and audio professionals, would rarely need more than a 16gb stick.
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dude3009
June 19th
2. I think usb memory sticks are useful to have but having 128GB is a little to much for the regular computer user.
Maybe my view is incorrect but I would like to point out that it would take forever to fill up and will be too large to flick through the files to find the one your after....
Bigger companies, for example Microsoft or Apple, might find this useful to have.
Not trying to sound negative about this; believe me this is a great item to have around work places but I think it is becoming too large. (memory wise)
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gandharva81
June 19th
1. This is good for data back up and also portable to travel easily but there is no life of pen drive as reliable hard disk is.
Since, the difference is there chip in Pendrive but where There is magnetic Platter in Hard disk drive.
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