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Kingston DataTraveler Micro is a USB Stick with MicroSD Card Reader

USB thumb drives stopped being cool about 10 years ago, but what happens when you stick a microSD card reader on board? It gets cool again, that's what. Kingston's DataTraveler Micro does just that, and even holds up to 4GB of onboard memory inside the thumbdrive itself. The reader can read not only microSD cards, but microSDHC and Memory Stick Micro (M2). Prices are $19, $28 and $42 for the 1, 2 and 4GB models respectively. [Kingston]

1:15 PM on Mon Feb 11 2008
By Jason Chen
4,202 views, 21 comments

Latest by ckevinb2001: Similar product that has been around for awhile is the IoGear Pocket Card Reader ([www.iogear.com]). Got mine at BestBuy for more »

Kingston is releasing two thumb drives: the 8GB DataTraveler II Plus - Migo Edition, which retails for $154, and the DataTraveler 100, which has a one-handed sliding construction and ranges from 1GB to 8GB and has prices of $19 to $116. [Kingston]

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Kingston DataTraveler Mini for Midget Businessmen

If the standard Kingston DataTraveler drives are somehow too big for you, these Kingston DataTraveler Minis should be more to your liking. The drives come in 512MB, 1GB, and 2GB sizes, and have a capless red sliding cover so you won't lose the top. More »

6:00 PM on Fri Feb 9 2007
By Jason Chen
626 views, 4 comments

Latest by Xenobiologista: In case anyone's wondering what Low Yat is, it's a mall in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, that sells [almost] nothing but more »

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Kingston Water (and Pee) Proof Thumb Drives

Waterproof to a depth of four feet, these Kingston DataTraveler drives are safe from accidental toilet-droppage as well as Travis's midnight pee attacks. More »

3:45 PM on Tue Jan 16 2007
By Jason Chen
436 views, 2 comments

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Kingston's Waterproof USB Drives For Aquaman's Home Business

If you're worried about losing your data to theft or water damage—Hurricane Katrina victims?—Kingston's DataTraveler Secure should be right up your alley. Not only does it have 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) hardware encryption, it's protected by a titanium waterproof coating that protects your drive from agua for up to four feet. More »

4:43 PM on Thu Oct 12 2006
By Jason Chen
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