Kingston Technology Launch the DataTraveler Secure Privacy Edition
"Kingston Technology releases its new DataTraveler Secure Privacy Edition USB Drive. Read on to find out more...
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Published: 22nd November 2006 | Source: Kingston Technology |
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Author: PV5150
Source: Kingston Technology
Official Press Release
Kingston® Technology Company, Inc., the independent world leader in memory products, today announced the immediate availability of its new DataTraveler Secure – Privacy edition, a USB Flash drive designed specifically to meet enterprise-level security and compliance requirements.
An ideal solution for organizations looking for an efficient, cost-effective method to secure data.The Kingston DataTraveler Secure – Privacy edition is the world’s first USB Flash drive that secures 100 percent of data on-the-fly via 256-bit hardware-based AES encryption, ensuring fail-safe security best practices.
Featuring a complex password protocol and a mechanism that locks out would-be attackers after 10 consecutive failed password attempts, the Data Traveler Secure – Privacy drives remove the onus on employees to protect their information.
The new drives feature titanium-coated stainless steel casings to withstand harsh working environments and operating conditions and are waterproof rated, conforming to the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) standards to protect against water damage – even in the event of submergence in depths up to 4 feet.
Slightly larger than a five-stick pack of chewing gum, the DataTraveler Secure – Prviacy edition drive offers superior performance, with read and write speeds of up to 24 MB/sec. and 10 MB/sec. respectively; and are available in storage capacities up to 4 GB. The drive is backed by a five-year warranty and legendary Kingston reliability, service and support.
Pricing for the drives start at $53 (512MB).
Media evaluation units are available now.
For more information on DataTraveler Secure -- Privacy edition, please visit the Kingston Web site at http://www.kingston.com/PrivacyUSB
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Ummmm
Mate don't even think of getting rid of that 6800GT for an X1650Pro :eek:
Mate don't even think of getting rid of that 6800GT for an X1650Pro :eek:
[QUOTE=Kempez]Ummmm
Mate don't even think of getting rid of that 6800GT for an X1650Pro :eek:[/QUOTE]
What he said^
get some decent cooling on the 6800 and clock the pants off it and you will be set for some time
Mate don't even think of getting rid of that 6800GT for an X1650Pro :eek:[/QUOTE]
What he said^
get some decent cooling on the 6800 and clock the pants off it and you will be set for some time
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[QUOTE=Kempez]Ummmm
Mate don't even think of getting rid of that 6800GT for an X1650Pro :eek:[/QUOTE]
what this man said. 6800gt is probably one of the most legendary cards ever imo. keep it!
[QUOTE=Kempez]Ummmm
Mate don't even think of getting rid of that 6800GT for an X1650Pro :eek:[/QUOTE]
what this man said. 6800gt is probably one of the most legendary cards ever imo. keep it!
one of those timeless cards, and if you switch to ati, you will be missing nvidias drivers, i know i do :(
same as everyone else in this thread.
And dave, move to the omega drivers, now.
And dave, move to the omega drivers, now.
tempted, maybe they will fix ati's inability to render games in a window
stick with the 6800gt for sure, amazing card. even though she might be warm :)
you keep bringing back old threads :P
I miss my 6800Ultra. :(
She was a fat lady! :D
She was a fat lady! :D
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Anyone got any thoughts on what the better card will be, anything that I should be on the lookout for to see whats better?