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techpopsJul 21st 2009 11:38AM
That's one brilliant little tool.
Godda love those Flash Drives, just wish choosing faster ones was easier. So many mediocre ones on the market and companies rarely list speeds.
I'd like to get my hands on the fastest 2gb Flash Drive that's easily available to me in the UK
(Unverified)Jul 21st 2009 1:15PM
The drives that actually perform faster will post their speed specs because it is a good selling point. Usually if the speed is not posted, the drive will be slow. So if there isnt a posted speed, stay clear from them.