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Transcend released today its Ultra-Speed USB2.0 Flash Drives, the JetFlash™ 160, the JetFlash™ 168, the JetFlash™ 110 and the JetFlash™ 2A. These JetFlash models are equipped with dual Hi-Speed SLC NAND Flash chips (Max. Read 30MB/s, Max. Write 25MB/s), and are engineered using top quality components to ensure better performance and a longer lifespan. This device is now available in 2GB, 4GB, 8GB and 16GB (JetFlash 2A only) capacities.
These Ultra-Speed JetFlash drives are enhanced for Windows® ReadyBoost™ technology, which not only can accelerate program loading speed, but also can increase memory performance. They all come bundled with very useful software applications – the JetFlash™ elite software package, which focuses on the needs of the user and is specifically developed to help you manage your data and increase your productivity. The JetFlash elite includes eight functions: AutoLogin, PC-Lock, Favorites, Secret-Zip, E-mail, DataBackup, My JetFlash, and Online Update. Also, they are compatible with Windows® 98SE/2000/Me/XP /Vista, Mac OS 9.0, Linux Kernel 2.4.2, and are backed by a lifetime warranty for the peace of mind that users deserve.
Source: Transcend.
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These Ultra-Speed JetFlash drives are enhanced for Windows® ReadyBoost™ technology, which not only can accelerate program loading speed, but also can increase memory performance. They all come bundled with very useful software applications – the JetFlash™ elite software package, which focuses on the needs of the user and is specifically developed to help you manage your data and increase your productivity. The JetFlash elite includes eight functions: AutoLogin, PC-Lock, Favorites, Secret-Zip, E-mail, DataBackup, My JetFlash, and Online Update. Also, they are compatible with Windows® 98SE/2000/Me/XP /Vista, Mac OS 9.0, Linux Kernel 2.4.2, and are backed by a lifetime warranty for the peace of mind that users deserve.
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Posted by Dolphinius_Rex on Monday 11 June 2007 19:32
But most people are only buying the flash drives that write at 3MBps and read at 6MBps anyways... I doubt many people will pay a premium for these when hardly anywhere buys the current faster models.
Posted by DrageMester on Monday 11 June 2007 20:42
I don't know about "most people", but I searched long and hard to find the fastest high-capacity USB FLash drive available where I live (Denmark) and it wasn't even particularly expensive compared to slower flash drives.
A-Data Professional PD7-200x 8 GB: Read/Write = 33/21 MB/s
Now using one of my older slower flash drives is painful.
This message was edited at: 11-06-2007 20:43
A-Data Professional PD7-200x 8 GB: Read/Write = 33/21 MB/s
Now using one of my older slower flash drives is painful.
This message was edited at: 11-06-2007 20:43
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