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| LEXAR MEDIA 256MB JumpDrive Traveler | 
 enlarge | Brand: Lexar
Category: CE
List Price: $79.99
Buy New: $49.95
You Save: $30.04 (38%)
Avg. Customer Rating:  3 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
MPN: JDTR256-231
Model: JDTR256-231
UPC: 650590109623
EAN: 0650590109623
ASIN: B0001CFSWM
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Access your email and bookmarks from any Internet computer securely and privately | | • | Manage & update information on multiple PCs | | • | Easily transport work between your work and office PCs | | • | 256MB storage capacity | | • | System requirements - One available USB port, Microsoft Windows 2000 or XP, Internet Explorer 5.5 or later (for Private Browsing), Outlook Express 5.5 or later (for portable email), minimum of 16MB available space on the JumpDrive |
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Product Description
With access to portable email, Internet and file synchronization, the JumpDrive Traveler is the ultimate in powerful, secure and portable USB storage. And, you can transfer settings between multiple PCs.JumpDrive Traveler puts it all together with the ultimate in flexibility. Access your email, Internet and files all with one JumpDrive, from multiple PCs and across all platforms. This is a must-have for business or for fun.Your data is protected - a light on the device blinks to let you know that your transfer is complete - so you never have to worry that something will be lost in translation.With its lightweight size and durability, the JumpDrive Traveler is a simple and easy way to take your data with you. No cables or adapters are necessary.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Data transfer is what you'd expect February 3, 2005
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
11 seconds for a 64 Megayte file to a 5400 RPM hard drive across USB HighSpeed (2.0). I think things like this are handy if you're the resident computer guy. Carry around updates to various OSes on different JumpDrives like this one. It's come in handy more than once in that capacity. But I'm more likely to take the digital camera with me which, many of them, serves as a flash media drive too. For me having this and a digital camera that can do that would be redundant.
It's quite tough when you handle it properly too. Like, on my keychain it's taken several blows over the last week and it still works. I don't leave mine hooked into the USB ports though because immediately I'd think that would just invite trouble if I happen to hit it (or anything poking out of the USB ports) with something. So, practice common sense. Anything poking out of a port where someone can kick it or heavy items brush up against it will either snap the port off the motherboard or snap the USB plug out of the device. Try to tuck USB ports in hubs and the like towards the middle of the desk or face ports away from foot traffic. True for any port too.
It's a USB flash drive. Most computers these days have USB. What more can I say.
 Just don't damage it October 6, 2004
4 out of 7 found this review helpful
I was a very big fan of this Jumpdrive. It didn't revoluntionize download speed, but it was leaps and bounds better than ZIP, CD or floppy.
My only problem with my drive is it no longer works. Jutting out of my tower, it was destined to be hit, and on first impact the USB port disconnected from the motherboard, and that was the end of it.
 Disappointing July 30, 2004
4 out of 6 found this review helpful
Lexar is excellent for marketing, but the reality is less amazing...
The key is nice but the tranfer rate is not the best I have ever seen even on USB 2.0.
Regarding the 'traveler' side, the app is very disappointing: hard to configure and to use!
I do not advise this product.
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