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Kingston's cheap and speedy flash drives
Stephen Withers
Friday, 25 January 2008 04:06
Prices at the low end are competitive even with no-name products, although we didn't have much trouble finding cheaper (if anonymous) 8G drives advertised locally.
That said, a five-year warranty isn't to be sniffed at, and a lot of people we know prefer the retractable design as used by Kingston to the more traditional style with a removable cap.
Talking of styling, the DataTraveller models are colour-coded. In ascending order of capacity, the drives come in purple, blue, red, and green.
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