Mikhailtech take a look at Kingston’s DataTraveler, a 128mb USB drive with class.
The DataTraveler is about the size of a stick of gum and 3-4 sticks thick. Mac users will be delighted to know that they too can use this in their computer. Which also makes it handy for transferring files between platforms. 10 years of listed data retention means you'll probably lose it before it dies. But of all the specs, the most important (at least to me) is the transfer rate: 950k/s read and 925k/s write. This is in tune with most USB1.1 drives, though it really depends on the individual model. Some may have 1.25mb/s read speeds while only chugging along at 500k/s in writing. The idea is to get as close to 1mb/s as possible. The 128mb DataTraveler is labeled so on the backside. While plastic in construction, the shine as well as the reflective strips go well to compliment Lian Li/Cooler Master cases. Opinions vary, but this is one of the "classiest" drives I've seen. It may not look as unique as some of the translucent color ones, but instead it's more on the elite side of things. The nylon keychain has a buckle which snaps off to allow you to hook the drive up to your PC.Read more
