KINGSTON UNVEILS DATATRAVELER LOCKER + USB FLASH DRIVE

USB Flash storage drives have become very cheap in recent years. In fact, you don’t have much difficulty getting a 32GB USB flash drive for $60 or less. But price isn’t an indicator of the usefulness of the drive. Because flash drives aren’t necessarily created equal. Some drives are faster than others. Some even come with password-protected file encryption feature.

Now Kingston has unveiled a new line of DataTraveler Locker + USB flash drives with 256-bit AES hardware encryption. The encryption software makes it impossible to access data on the drives without a password. And if you enter the wrong password 10 times the flash drive will automatically get reformatted. So if you lose your flash drive accidentally you will not have to worry about your data reaching the wrong hands. But be sure to remember your password. The drives are compatible with Windows, Linux and OS X. They are available in 4GB to 32GB capacities. Prices start at $36.

KINGSTON DATATRAVELER MEMORY STICK IS DREAM FOR NETBOOK OWNERS

I'm sure that those of us who own a netbook which carries the usual 4, 8, 16 and occasional 32GB of SSD will be real happy for this. Kingston Technology has just unveiled their latest set of memory sticks that are aimed at those who are looking for something small enough to hold all their Elvis tracks on or something a little more private.

In any case these flash drives come in sizes of 32GB and 64GB making them the largest in their entire DataTraveler lineup. And if that wasn't enough the work on all three major OS (Window's, Mac and yes Linux). Should you be interested in one you can get them for $132 and $177 for the 32GB and 64GB respectfully.