Kingston Upgrades the DataTraveler 410 USB Flash Drive
24th September, 2009 by caitas
Tags: Data Travel, Flash, Kingston, Storage
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Last week, on Tuesday, Kingston Company released new information regarding the updates the organization plans to make to its DataTraveler 410 USB flash drive. Kingston plans to enhance the writing and reading speeds of its gadgets up to 120 MBps. Due to the SecureTraveler software, the organization`s flash drive devices can memorize data under the security provided by passwords and can be purchased in versions that comprise even 32 GB of internal memory capacity. This password protection feature is compatible with the Windows operating system, but not with the Mac OS X and Linux. However, all the operating systems are able to support the DataTraveler 410 USB flash drive to store the data.
Kingston`s DataTraveler 410 USB flash drive can be purchased in various versions such as: the 4GB variant for $26, the 8GB for $46, 16GB for the purchasing price of $84 and, last but not least, the 32GB flash device for $134.
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