Kingston intros pair of capacious DataTraveler USB drives

Those searching for a few more options and a tad more space in Kingston's ever-expanding DataTraveler lineup have struck gold, as the firm has just now unveiled a pair of miniscule USB drives that peak at 8GB of built-in storage. The DataTraveler II Plus (shown after the jump) arrives in a single 8GB flavor ($154) and comes bundled with Migo's data synchronization software, which enables the suits to have password-protected access to up-to-date Outlook folders and quarterly reports. On the flip side, the DataTraveler 100 touts that oh-so-admirable retractable action, meaning that the connector can creep out or take cover with just the flick of your thumb. Additionally, this USB 2.0 device is available in 1GB ($19), 2GB ($32), 4GB ($59), and 8GB ($116) sizes, plays nice with Windows, Linux, and OS X, and just like its aforementioned sibling, boasts a five-year warranty.

Read - Kingston's 8GB DataTraveler II Plus – Migo Edition
Read - Kingston's DataTraveler 100

[Ryhan @ Jul 16th 2007 5:43PM]

me want... WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME!

but honestly, those things are handy!

[Amani576 @ Jul 16th 2007 6:11PM]

And $60 for 4gig's isn't that bad either. I might look in to getting myself one of those, and my currently flash-drive lacking girlfriend.
GR

[Mac Dub @ Jul 16th 2007 6:53PM]

Girlfriend lacking flash drive?!

Come on man, time for an upgrade!

[Adoniteking @ Jul 16th 2007 6:51PM]

this sort of stuff goes for cheap on eBAY!..besides, if i found one of these on the ground i wouldnt be too bothered about whats inside...i will be more interested in how to convert it to mine..FORMAT the sh*t baby!

[Mike @ Jul 17th 2007 3:45PM]

Two words: Sandisk Cruzer.

Better quality+cheaper