The Kingston 4GB DataTraveler is a no-frills convenient and affordable USB flash drive. Compact USB flash memory drives have are an increasingly popular means of storing portable data. They are an efficient way of conveniently saving files for storage or as a quick and easy means of transferring your data from one computer to another. They have more or less replaced CDs as the principle storage device for making back up copies of data. Data flash drives are really the true replacements of the floppy disks used in the 1980s and 90s. Sometimes known as Flash Keys, they are versatile devices that are light and easy to carry. They can easily be slipped into a pocket or, ...  Read the complete review

In my job as a software developer I'm using and moving thousands of files. Some of the best tools I have are my Kingston DataTraveler USB flash drives. I don't know what I would do without them. They are now an essential part of my working day. I use them for transferring files between computers, backing up data files and for testing purposes when I need the availability of an alternative drive. My first Kingston DataTraveler was a 2GB drive that I purchased back in 2007 (reviewed just last week). I was so impressed with the cost, performance and reliability of the drive that I purchased this 4GB version a year later. With this drive you get the same durable ...  Read the complete review

I recently lost my usb memory stick for the computer. This was a bit of a disaster as it had loads of my work for college on it, and even a couple of reviews I had written that I was going to upload onto here! I knew that my memory stick couldn't be far away, and must be either at college or at home, but I was going to need it desperately in a few days time so that I could transfer some of my work from my computer at home to one of the computers in college. I couldn't risk not having a memory stick as I didn't want my tutors to be cross with me! So I decided to order a new one from eBay, just to be on the safe side. I decided to get a good one that I could use to ...  Read the complete review

I have owned a few different memory sticks over the years, and due to them being quite small have unfortunately lost quite a few over the years too, however this is one that I have had the longest, is always my first choice to save data onto and one that I have not misplaced yet so I thought Id do a review on it. I bought it from amazon quite a few years ago now, it was the 4gb version and I'm not sure how much it cost exactly however I think it was around £10 however they have dropped in price since then. Its very easy to use, like pretty much all the memory sticks you can buy, you just plug and play meaning these no need to install anything, ...  Read the complete review

I've had the Kingston 4GB flash drive for about year and mostly use it for work at college. It is about 5cms long and 2cms wide has 4GB of memory and is white and purple . To use the flash drive you simply take the protective cap off at the top and then put it in the USB port in your computer or laptop. Next you will see a flashing green light on your flash drive and when it stops flashing and you hear a beeping sound it means its ready to use. Then a new window pops up called auto play with a storage device called Kingston which is the name of the flash drive. Here you can open folders and access files by clicking on open folder to view files. If the auto ...  Read the complete review