DataTraveler drive is fast and easy to use and allows users to safely lend them to colleagues
Computerworld - USB sticks have offered pretty much the same functionality over the past year or so. So when Kingston announced a new DataTraveler Locker USB Flash Drive that offered partitioning capability, I took notice.
Kingston's new thumb drive offers the somewhat stand-out capability of allowing a user to set up an encrypted partition to safeguard some of that data, while allowing the remaining drive space to be open and accessible by anyone. I find this useful because I'm often lending my USB drive to friends who want a simple way to transfer files or temporarily save some data.
Sure you can trick a Windows system into creating partitions on a USB stick by flipping the Removable Media Bit, making it appear as a permanent or fixed drive, however, it's possible that solution could render your drive unusable.
So I liked that this product offers a reliable way to quickly set up a partition on a USB stick.
Read the full review by Lucas Mearian
Friday, January 29, 2010
Review: Kingston's new USB drive offers public and encrypted partitions
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