Kingston 4GB USB 2.0 Hi-Speed DataTraveler 110 (Red) (DT110R/4GB)

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Kingston 4GB USB 2.0 Hi-Speed DataTraveler 110 (Red) (DT110R/4GB)

100% Tested for Reliability
Free Technical Support
Easy to Follow Installation Instructions
Designed to Meet or Exceed Industry Standards for Performance and Reliability

List Price: $32.99
Lowest Price: $15.99

Product Description:

With large capacity, DataTraveler 110 contains room for high-definition photos, graphics-intensive documents, videos, spreadsheets, presentations, term papers, and music that can be stored and retrieved in a flash. Sleek, practical, and attractively designed, the affordable DataTraveler 110 serves the needs of the budget-conscious user as well as those looking for significant storage capacity in a lightweight, compact design. DataTraveler 110 features a retractable USB connector for ease of use and safe housing.

Customer Reviews:

Rating:
Date: 2008-07-08
Light but large
The product feels very light which can be misleading that it is cheap. However, I have not had any problems yet and for four gigs it's all good (large and in charge).

Rating:
Date: 2008-06-30
I didn't receive it product
Because my new po box is
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phone: 3055920839

Rating:
Date: 2008-06-20
Lots of storage
I've had this thumb drive for about a month and have no issues with it. Lots of storage! I love it.

Rating:
Date: 2008-04-21
Rugged
It's been several years since I've used a drive this slow--3 to 4 times slower than retractable drives by Sandisk and Transcend or Kingston's non-retractable DataTraveler and DT1 series. On the other hand, the Kingston 110 has proven to be a rugged drive--it stays on your key chain, and the USB connector stays anchored when in locked position (a problem with Transcend retractables). A slight drawback of the stubby design of the 110 is that its width could prevent it from gaining access to closely crowded USB ports. Even though the retractable Sandisk Titanium is unpopular with some users because of its space-robbing proprietary program and alleged Apple unfriendliness, it's been the best retractable flash drive in my experience, even with a Mac. Moreover, given its materials and design (the 110 doesn't even have illumination), it's clearly the value play among these little wonders.