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Kingston DataTraveler Accolades
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Engadget
July 16, 2007
Darren Murph
Kingston intros pair of capacious DataTraveler USB drives
Those searching for a few more options and a tad more space in Kingston's ever-expanding DataTraveler lineup have struck gold,
as the firm has just now unveiled a pair of miniscule USB drives that peak at 8GB of built-in storage. The DataTraveler II Plus
arrives in a single 8GB flavor and comes bundled with Migo's data synchronization software, which enables the
suits to have password-protected access to up-to-date Outlook folders and quarterly reports. On the flip side, the DataTraveler 100
touts that oh-so-admirable retractable action, meaning that the connector can creep out or take cover with just the flick of your thumb.
Additionally, this USB 2.0 device is available in 1GB, 2GB, 4GB, and 8GB sizes, plays nice with Windows, Linux, and OS X, and just like
its aforementioned sibling, boasts a five-year warranty.
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Mobility Site
July 16, 2007
Jack Cook
Style, Form-Factor and Storage Capacity Make for Ideal Drive
"Offering style, function and affordability, the new DataTraveler 100 simplifies the process of storing and transferring large files from one digital device to another without passwords or built-in software programs."
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ComputerWorld
October 25, 2006
Lucas Mearian
A USB flash drive that's a tank
Kingston's DataTraveler Secure drive sports a heavy case and 256-bit AES encryption
"Overall, I like this drive because of its increased size and security features -- I lose these things left and right."
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Maximum PC
September 2006
Josh Norem
"Decent software bundle and good security"
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LAPTOP Magazine, August 2006
By Billy Ristle
"The Kingston DataTraveler is a must have travel accessory"
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American Photo Editors Choice 2006
Editor's Choice 2006: Digital Image Storage & Display
July/August 2006
Unlike a conventional USB flash drive, this tiny 2GB model complies with the U3 portable computing standard, allowing you to securely operate your own applications straight from the drive on any computer running Windows 2000 or XP (SP1 and above). (Think library or Internet cafe.) The DataTraveler actually comes with three U3 apps: ACDSee, for organizing and editing photos; Pass2Go, which manages your personal Web passwords and forms; and Zinio, which reads and stores downloadable electronic magazines. (You can get more U3 programs at software.u3.com.) About $70.
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Small Business Technology Magazine
Kingston DataTraveler Elite named Product of the Year Finalist
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Max Page
PCStats
Kingston's DataTraveler Elite gets 94% overall rating
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Dan Costa
PC Magazine.com Reviewer
Kingston DataTraveler Elite receives PC Magazine.Com Editors' Choice Award
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Patrick Schmid, Achim Roos
Tomshardware.com
"Kingston scored big with its high performance under load, and with its software functionality - DataTraveler II Plus - Migo Edition therefore gets our Must Have award."
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PC World
2004 World Class Products
"Migo makes parting with your desktop easier."
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Walter Mossberg
Wall Street Journal
"Migo is a terrific little product that makes life simpler."
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Mantis
Modthebox.com
"Seal of Approval" awarded to the DataTraveler Elite.
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TabletPC2.com
DataTraveler Elite makes the "Top 10 List".
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Gideontech.com
10 out of 10 Preferred Rating given to DataTraveler Elite
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Maxcpu.com
"Best Security Award" given to DataTraveler Elite
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