Ars Technica has posted another in-depth round-up of USB Flash Drives, this time focussing on the new crop of USB 2.0 compatible drives. I’m going to buck convention and link you to the very end of the article where you can get their scores and prices, since for some reason Ars’s janky CMS doesn’t let you skip forward or backward more than a page at a time. If you want to start from the beginning, change the 12 to a 1 in the URL.
Oh, spoiler warning: The Transcend JetFlash 110 and SimpleTech Bonzai SD/MMC models both got 9 out of 10—the highest scores.
Son of the USB 2.0 Hi-speed Flash drive roundup [ArsTechnica]
Update: Speaking of janky, so was my spoiler. The real winners were the the Lexar, Kingston, and Verbatim. Sorry!
Update update: They unjankified the CMS! They say it was just coincidence that they did it the same night we pointed it out, but we all know it was really the industry-defining influence that Gizmodo wields when it comes to pull-down menus.
