| |  | Electronics Kingston Data Traveler 1 GB USB Flash Drive ( DTI/1GB ) |  | | | | | | | | | | Rating:  - Excellant Data Transfer
Was looking for a low priced flash drive to easily transfer data between computers at work and home.Although many current drives have larger capacities, I find 1 Gb is more than enough to carry work back and forth from the office.Plugged this flash drive into machines running XP ... it was instantly recognized and has worked fine.At this low price, it represents excellant value.
Rating:  - Simple and easy
Simple to use and none of the problems that some of the drives that have operating systems on them. For the price it is a good buy.
Rating: - Great Item
What Can I say, its a jump drive. I use it all the time though. I actually have it attached to my keychain and I carry it everywhere. I even slammed it in my car door once and it is still working.
Rating: - datadisk
All the disks I purchased worked fine and the price is very good since I will be giving them as incentives for research within academia.
Rating: - Very Useful & Portable Drive
There isn't much to say about this product except that it works as advertised.The price was good for the storage size and since I purchased mine it's been priced even lower.It works great on both Macs and PCs.
I would have given it five stars instead of four but the cap doesn't fasten as tightly when it was new, and the plastic loop that is used for the lanyard attachment is a bit flimsy.I've since used other similar products that have improved upon both of these aspects.
The following doesn't have anything to do with the product's quality nor its rating, but I thought it might be useful for a few users.I use the memory stick with a newer PC laptop, a newer Mac Intel laptop, and an older G4 Mac desktop.Both laptops work great with this item(great way to transfer files), but I'm unsure whether keyboards with extra USB ports on PC or Mac towers are able to accommodate it.The older G4 keyboard, which has an extra USB port, will not recognize the memory stick so you have to plug it into one of the USB ports on the back of the tower.I've done my research so I now understand why the stick needs to be plugged into the back of the tower - I just didn't want anyone to act the fool like I did when I thought the memory stick was broken.
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