Lexar Media 128 MB JumpDrive Portable USB Flash Drive

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Title : Lexar Media 128 MB JumpDrive Portable USB Flash Drive
Author : Lexar Media
Release Date : 20020922
Binding : Electronics
Regular Price : $59.99
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Editorial Reviews :
Lexar Media's JumpDrive will revolutionize the way you store, transfer and carry your files. Moving files from one computer to another has never been easier. With cross platform capabilities, the JumpDrive allows you to effortlessly store and transfer files via the USB port on your computer with no driver installation required.*

Store
The possibilities are endless as to what you can store on your JumpDrive, from music, presentations, documents, digital photos, and more. With the integrated data protection light, the JumpDrive will blink until data is safely stored. To further protect your data, the write-protect switch can be flipped into the locked position to prevent accidental deletion of your files.

Transfer
Gone are the days of carrying around stacks of floppy disks because Lexar Media has just given you a reason to throw them away. The storage capacity of the128MB JumpDrive holds as much data as approximately 90 floppy disks! With the JumpDrive, you can even transfer files between your PC and Mac with no extra steps. It requires no drivers and plugs directly into the USB port found on most computers.

Carry
You already carry your keys with you wherever you go, so why not add the JumpDrive to your keychain? With its lightweight size and durability, the JumpDrive is the easiest way to keep your most important data with you at all times. Access your files from home or on the road at a moments notice with no messy cables or adapters. 1-year Limited Warranty.

System Requirements:

* Windows 98SE/Me/2000/XP
* Mac OS X, Mac OS 8.6 or higher
* One available USB port

Buyer Reviews :
The Iomega drive used expensive media and many computer's didn't have one. The LS120 format never caught on. CD-R & CD-RW can be a pain when you're only recording small programs. Also, CD's are larger and normally require that you carry them around in their own protective case. These are some of the reason's why the Floppy Disk has hung around soooo long. So what's the product that may finally supplant the venerable Floppy Disk (Dell has already made floppies an option on many of their computers)? I think that you're looking at it.

I own this Lexar 128 JumpDrive and think it's performance/price ratio is awesome. Almost every modern computer has a USB input, so this solves the format/compatibility problem. The size is extremely small and durable, which makes product excellent for transporting. USB 1 is good for about 10MBPS, so you can fill up all 122.5MB of this drive in a couple minutes (yeah, it's not quite 128MB as you'd be lead to believe). Finally the software/drivers (5MB download if you have Win 98) work like a charm.

This is an excellent product solution and if you are looking for any negatives, these are the only items I would consider worth pointing out: drive is not quite 128MB, some larger EXE files are larger than 122.5MB and therefore will not fit on this drive, and finally, although unit is very compact, the dimensional width of the JumpDrive may suck up 2 USB ports in horizontal USB configurations (e.g. - your notebook).

(by An electronics fan)

Features/Technical Specs :
* 128 MB of storage space
* Can hold any kind of data--MP3 files, pictures, video, etc.
* Data protection light that blinks until your data is safely stored
* Built-in hole where you can add an optional key ring
* PC and Macintosh compatible

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