Buy.com has the Kingston 16GB DataTraveler 112 USB Flash Drive - DT112/16GB for $29 with free shipping. Features a practical capless design. [Compare]
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#1
gkreid - Posted 5:00 am PDT 10/12/09 (87 Posts)
I like the compact size of this USB drive. And not a bad price for a 16GB.
#2
darktideryezing - Posted 6:57 am PDT 10/12/09 (624 Posts)
I agree #1, this is a pretty decent price, and without the stupid cap and given the size... well worth the money if you need the expanded space. I wonder what the speed is on these things... anyone have any experience with Kingston drives?
#3
JakeBlade - Posted 6:59 am PDT 10/12/09 (561 Posts)
Price is on par with all other single channel, slower drives.
#4
Talith - Posted 7:43 am PDT 10/12/09 (38 Posts)
Just installed windows 7 after using the release candidate for so long. Having one of these really made the clean install so much less painful. Convenient way to migrate data.
#5
grumpydog - Posted 11:39 am PDT 10/17/09 (1323 Posts)
#2, I have a kingston datatraveller 8gb, model DTI/8GB
it is unreliable and only formats at 4gb now. and is slow.
since this is a completely different model, it is probably ok.
For the same price and specs, I would buy a OCZ over a kingston.
I have a ocz rally 2 8gb which is very nice and comes with a lanyard.
it is unreliable and only formats at 4gb now. and is slow.
since this is a completely different model, it is probably ok.
For the same price and specs, I would buy a OCZ over a kingston.
I have a ocz rally 2 8gb which is very nice and comes with a lanyard.
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