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April 2009
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The Kingston DataTraveler 150 performed far beyond my expectations. I wasnt expecting such impressive read speeds from a drive of its size. Kingston has an amazing product on their hands. Priced around $70, this drive is definitely worth it if you ne...
Does not support Vistas ReadyBoost feature. Reformatting the drive in Windows requires NTFS to get the full 64GB capacity.
Kingston’s 64GB DataTraveler USB Flash Drive is a good way of transporting large amounts of data, but users need to be careful about the security of the data since it is not encrypted. The USB 2.0 data transfer rate standard is also starting to age...
Right now, all I want to say is "Nyah Nyah Nyah, my USB flash drive is bigger than your USB flash drive!". Dont believe me? Then check out my 32GB DataTraveler 150 from Kingston. Yes, you read that right, a 32GB USB thumbdrive. Whoo hoo! Ive review...
32GB!!!! Enough room for a collection of movies, music, images, and appications, Perfect accessory for those using netbooks with small storage capacity, No bundled software (Which is easily downloaded and installed for those that need/want it), Quick re...
Hard plastic exterior makes durability questionable, Cap not teathered to the drive body
The Kingston Data Traveler 150 32GB USB Drive is surely one of the more impressive storage products weve come across in some time. At less than $80 at most retailers, the Data Traveler 150 is the perfect accessory for the packrat who keeps every downl...
Plethora of storage capacity at an affordable price, Good performance
The design may not appeal to everyone.
The Kingston DataTraveler 150 offers plenty of storage capacity, its fast and not too expensive. Kingston says the DataTraveler 150 has a MSRP of 81EUR (excl. VAT) in Europe and $139 in the US but you can find it for a lot less. Places like Newegg sel...
Resumen: Kingston Datatraveller 150 32GB: as basic as they come. Not so long ago memory keys (aka thumb drives, flash drives or memory sticks) were something of a luxury. They cost the earth, were heralded for being able to store information that would nor...
64GB of storage, fast transfer speeds, low cost per gigabyte
No encryption software included
The Kingston DataTraveler 150 (64GB) is big, fast and relatively cheap. You’ll need to decide whether or not you’re comfortable storing this much data on an unencrypted drive, but apart from that it’s a great USB flash drive. ...
No software bundle, no USB extension cable, unstable
The Kingston Datatraveler 150 64 GB performs well. The read speeds are good and the write speeds are average. The drive is quite portable, though it is a bit longer than other Flash drives. A word of caution to the reader is that this drive was marred...
Lousy color scheme, Lack Of Readyboost compatibility
We tested the drive with Flash memory toolkit alongside the usual real world file tests of using 2 directories filled with 8 GB of data with small and large files. As you can see from the images below,the drive’s performance was very consistent acro...
When it comes to portability, nothing comes even close to a USB Flash drive. It was only the capacity where it was found to be lacking, until now. Now we have Flash drives with larger capacities, allowing you to carry almost everything that you could ...
