Sweetie Heart

Kingston has good quality products and design, ever increasing in size and speed of transfer. As about two months ago I bought a USB memory 8GB thinking he had a memory that will be around, but soon I have been filling their ability, and I now realize that Kingston has launched a series of memory DataTraveler 150 with a capacity of 64GB.

With this kind of memory, could load an operating system from flash memory, with the possibility of partitioning a large amount of space for the operating system and another for the documents, without the need to have a hard drive, and make almost a full backing of a computer, without the need to copy the documents to another hard disk on your network or an external.
This has probably been launched because of the needs and enhancing the quality of media files, mainly, but in order to have the ability to 64GB of DataTraverler requires a port of high-speed transfer, although for now only has a USB 2.0 which is still fast, but not as much as the next USB 3.0.