Two NEW JumpDrive USB flash Drives from Lexar

imported_Jack Cook · 02-04-07, 11:30 AM

How many thumb drives do you have? I have too many!

Have you ever grabbed oneto use and just as you start to use it you find out that itisfull. And to make matters worse,it's filled with stuff you don't want to delete!When I saw thePowerToGo solutionI knew it would save mefrom that problemever happening again.

Lexar recently started shipping two NEW JumpDrive USB flash drives. The JumpDrive 360 and JumpDrive Mercury with PowerToGo represent Lexar's committment to offering a full line of JumpDrives that can meet the needs of any computer user.

The On-the-Go Solution: Lexar's new JumpDrive 360 USB Flash drive can help just about anyone kick their life into the fast lane, with all kinds of special cutting-edge features designed for on-the-go people. It's encased in a durable, rotating metal jacket that means you'll never lose a cap (because there is none!) and your key ring will never detach or break apart from the drive.

For Heavy PC Users: Lexar's JumpDrive Mercury with PowerToGo is geared toward the computer enthusiast who might own several JumpDrives. The built-in capacity meter lets you instantly see how much memory is available without even plugging it into your PCso you'll never have the frustration of trying to use a full drive again!

In addition to their stylish designs, both drives also come pre-loaded with value-added software, including:

PowerToGo software lets you install, carryand run many standard Windows applications right from the drive!

Secure II advanced security software allows you to protect your data securely, quickly, and easily.

Visit www.lexar.com to find out more about Lexar's broad range of advanced JumpDrive products.

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imported_Radimus · 02-06-07, 08:30 AM

I have a few JumpDrive Lightnings, one of the fastest usb devices around... I just ordered a 4gb model for imaging PCs.

Biggest problem: plastic catches that hold the removable cap tends to break and no longer hold the cap. The metal shield that looks so nice in pictures isn't wrap around.. so it is still a plastic device.

I'm really looking forward to the Jumpdrive 360, so long as it comes in at least 4gb sizes.

I did order a few 8gb no names, just because they are cheap... hopefully they have some decent performance, but I'd be satisfied if they just do not fall apart in my hand.