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Binding: ElectronicsBrand: Kingston EAN: 0740617105544 Item Dimensions: Label: Kingston Digital, Inc. Manufacturer: Kingston Digital, Inc. Model: DTS/2GB MPN: DTS/2GB Publisher: Kingston Digital, Inc. Studio: Kingston Digital, Inc. Warranty: 5 years warranty Features:
Editorial Review: Product Description: Protect even your most sensitive data on Windows-based systems with Kingston's DataTraveler Secure (DTS) USB 2.0 Flash drive. Quickly transfer and safely carry digital files wherever your business takes you. Ideal for all types of digital content from multimedia presentations to support files.The unique combination of hardware- and software-based security on the DataTraveler Secure gives you unprecedented access control and encrypted data protection on Windows-based systems. With DataTraveler Secure's MyDataZone software, you can set password access control for a private data storage area that utilizes 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) hardware-based encryption. If lost, this advanced hardware encryption system will continue to protect the data in your drive's privacy zone, even under the toughest conditions. Designed to utilize the high bandwidth of the USB 2.0 High-Speed interface, the DataTraveler Secure cuts to the chase when transferring your data with its impressive read and write speeds of up to 24 MB/sec. and 10 MB/sec.DTS's waterproof rating continues to keep data safe and for added protection, DTS is designed with a metal casing. Amazon.com Product Description: Protect even your most sensitive data on Windows-based systems with the Kingston DataTraveler Secure (DTS). With a 2 GB capacity, this USB 2.0 flash drive quickly transfers and safely carries digital files wherever your business takes you. Ideal for all types of digital content from multimedia presentations to support files, it uses the high bandwidth of the USB 2.0 high-speed interface, transferring your data with its impressive read and write speeds of up to 24 MB per second and 10 MB per second. The unique combination of hardware- and software-based security on the DTS gives you unprecedented access control and encrypted data protection on Windows-based systems. With the MyDataZone software, you can set password access control for a private data storage area that uses 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) hardware-based encryption. If lost, this advanced hardware encryption system will continue to protect the data in your drive's privacy zone, even under the toughest conditions. For ease of use and personalization, the My Traveler software helps you organize the DataTraveler's contents, set language preferences, and synchronize files with the host device. You can even add your company's logo to the DTS to help with branding or as a promotional tool. Designed with a metal casing, the DataTraveler Secure's waterproof rating continues to keep data safe and adds protection. For additional peace of mind, DTS is backed by a 5-year warranty. Average Rating:
 Rating: - Nice product, not sure about softwareAt its premium price, this drive may only appeal to people who like the feel of smooth metal in their hands instead of plastic and/or those who need or want the security. It carries a 5 year warranty, so I'm expecting it to really last, unlike my last flash which died suddenly after less than a year of extremely light use. The software functions like this: You have the option to set up a "private area". It can be from zero to almost the whole drive capacity. You set a password, and ... Read More Rating: - Data throughput is slower than other USB drives / the drive weighs more than most plastic USB thumbdrives.Data throughput is slower than other USB drives / the drive weighs more than most plastic USB thumbdrives. You don't have to buy this to get free and seamless encryption for jump drives if you are using XP, Vista or even Windows 2000. There IS NO SOFTWARE INSTALLATION when you insert the drive, instead the DTSP_Launcher.exe applet will autorun (if enabled) and walk you through the password setup process, and create a custom hint. If you fail to enter the password ... Read More Rating: - Not Bad, but not CheapUsing an encrypted storage device lessens my concern that if my USB drive is lost or stolen, the contents will be misappropriated. Even if I'm not carrying sensitive information (and I'm not), using encryption seems like a straightforward way to reduce risk. Is it worth it? I guess that depends. If your USB drive is full of videos you downloaded off Youtube, maybe not. If it's got the latest copy of your company's top-secret marketing plan, maybe so. Kingston describes this ... Read More |
