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Description:
The all new JetFlash is now even easier to carry around and provides more flexibility for use with USB peripheral devices. The new JetFlash 110 measures just 64 x 21 x 10 mm and weighs only 11g. Smaller in size , and improved performance makes the JetFlash even better then before. With transfer speeds 8 to 10 times faster than traditional USB 1.1 Flash Drives and impressive max read/write speeds of 10MB/8MB per sec the JetFlash 110 provides superior performance. Keeping with the classic JetFlash look, Transcend's newest USB2.0 JetFlash 110 adds a hook and neck strap for convenience and to prevent loss, it also makes it easier to remove the device from USB ports. Transcend's USB2.0 JetFlash 110 has an LED to indicate the usage status and no external power or battery is required for operation. Transcend's USB2.0 JetFlash 110 is the ultimate data storage device that can guarantee users a worry-free data storage and transfer experience.
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Interface Type: USB 2.0
Memory Size: 1 GB
Summary
Product Title: Transcend 1 GB JetFlash 110 USB2.0 Flash Drive
Manufacturer: Transcend
Power Score: 4.0 | 2 Reviews
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Product Reviews (2)
Transcend JetFlash 110 1GB USB Flash Drive
Strengths: Surprisingly durable
Weakness: Slight rattling
I've owned this flash drive for over a year now. The speeds are average for a usb2.0 flash drive. The usb connector is slightly smaller than the protective casing that it extends out of (it's retractable, by the way), so there's a slight rattling to it. Originally, I thought that the rattling was a sign of poor build quality and that the drive wouldn't last. After two accidental trips through the...
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By electrohypno - Apr 14, 2007
1GB USB Flash Drive (JetFlash 110)
Strengths: Compact size,retractable so no need to worry losing cover cap.and nice color
Weakness: A little bit slow.
This is my third USB memory.It's very nice color. Good capacity, good price.This device is great! It is really small and easy to use.
But it took 15 minutes to copy and paste file more than 200 MB.
That's so far so good for me.
By AXT - Aug 20, 2006