crunchgear.com - 11/20/2008
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Damn, these things are getting out of control! There’s not much to say on this front other than this little drive holds sixteen times the data my little HyperX DataTraveler does. At this point one has to ask, who needs a 64GB thumbdrive ?! Actually, having spacious, pocketable drives ...
kingston.com - 11/19/2008
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kingston.com —
DT150 Ideal for Storing Music, Video, Photo Libraries
and More Fountain Valley CA, November 19, 2008 Kingston
Technology Company, Inc., the independent world leader in memory products, today announced it is shipping its high-capacity 64GB ...
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everythingusb.com - 11/21/2008
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everythingusb.com —
One of the pioneers of flash drive once
predicted thumbdrive would hit 128GB by 2010. It would
seem this day will come soon than expected. Kingston, following Corsair, Kanguru and Super Talent, released 64GB and 32GB Data Traveler ( DT150 ). Being ...
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Kingston 64GB Data Traveler Surpasses Blu-ray Capacity
kingston.com - 11/21/2008
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kingston.com —
Datasheet DataTraveler 150 USB Flash drive is big
news in mobile storage. With a capacity of 32GB
& 64GB, it lets you store more digital files than ever before on one drive. DataTraveler 150 from Kingston helps budget-conscious users break storage ...
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Kingston lanza un pendrive de 64GB
Gizmología —
... (de esos que tienes de 2GB, 4GB u 8GB quizás) de nada menos que 64GB. Seamos sinceros. ¿Es necesario tanto espacio en nuestros bolsillos? Yo, desde mi lado geek te diría que sí, pero si me pongo a pensar nunca voy a utilizar tanto pero tanto espacio porque mis datatravelers los utilizo más que nada para algunos discos, películas o documentos importantes.
Puedes pedirle este pendrive a Papa Noel y decirle a él que pague US$177 o US$116 por la versión de 32GB.
Enlace: Kingston bumps thumbdrive capacities to 64GB
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... USB 2.0 was great a few years ago when flash drives were measured in megabytes but now that they are reaching double-digit gigabytes, the interface can be a tad slow. OCZ understands that and hooked ...
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