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19 SEP 2004 |
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Xkey 2.0
(Exchange Edition) from KeyComputing
Do
you have a need to access your company computer from home or any
other computer away from your office? You’re lucky if your
company, like millions of corporations, runs Microsoft Exchange
because KeyComputing has just the device for you to get hold of
your vital documents and emails in the most secure way possible.
It
looks like an ordinary USB flash drive but it’s a deceptively
simple,
secure USB-based personal server. This little beauty includes a
32-bit microprocessor, a cryptographic engine, a database, a
client for Microsoft® Exchange, flash-based storage, a Java
application server, and a variety of applications for delivering
data and security.
So what does it all mean?
It means that if you’re after a cheap, standard USB drive, read
some of the other reviews here. If you need the ultimate in
secure after-hours access to your office computer, read on.
Click here for more.
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06 SEP 2004 |
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DiskGo USB Steel Watch Dress Style
USB flash drives are
incredibly small devices which contain
flash memory to allow you store
information such as pictures, music,
documents, and even videos. These tiny
flash drives have even reached the
capacity of 1GB so it can be easy
to forget to bring it with you or even
lose one. Today, I will be reviewing a
product that attempts to integrate the
capabilities of USB flash drive with a
watch. Although there is also another
version, this watch is
specifically meant for more formal
occasions hence called the steel dress
style. Although the watch provided for
review is only 32MB, we can still have a
look at the performance of the flash
drive integrated in the watch.
Click
here for more.
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02 SEP 2004 |
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Sandisk
Cruzer Titanium 512MB Flash Drive
USB flash drives have been around for quite a while
now. Many companies now manufacture their own USB flash drives in
common sizes such as 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, or even 1GB. The difficulty
in making a USB flash drive is trying to differentiate it from the many
competitors that exist in the market. It is difficult because there is
only so much that you can do to make your own flash drive different.
The main factors involve the size, style, and the speed of the drive.
Today, we will be reviewing Sandisk’s flagship USB flash drive that
attempts to be different from the others. From the name of the product,
you immediately know it has Titanium of some sort, a very strong metal
that you can predict will make the product much more durable. Although
Sandisk makes other flash drives such as the Cruzer mini and micro, this
product is supposedly faster than both.
In this review, we’ll find out
if it has what it takes to stand above the rest of the flash drives.
Click here for more...
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24 AUG 2004 |
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SimpleTech’s High Speed Bonzai USB Upgradeable Flash
Drive
There are hundreds of USB flash drives
available in the market today. The downside to most of these flash
drives is that they contain a set amount of memory. It’s up to the
consumer to determine how much storage space they need and how much they
are willing to spend. It can be a bit of a disappointment if the amount
of space you need is less than what you bought.
Today, I will be reviewing SimpleTech’s
Bonzai Upgradeable Flash Drive. The upgradeability of the product gives
the consumer more flexibility and more of a long-term value. The user
has the capability to increase the storage capacity rather than buying a
whole new separate flash drive.
Click
here for a closer look.
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