Saturday, September 22, 2012

Hands-on with Kingston's DataTraveler Workspace at IDF (video)

Hands-on with Kingston's DataTraveler Workspace at IDF (video)

What's this. Just another USB 3.0 thumbdrive at IDF 2012. Not quite. You're looking at Kingston's DataTraveler Workspace, a storage device that incorporates bona fide SSD technology not usually found in thumbdrives - like a bunch of ultra speedy flash memory and a SandForce controller that supports TRIM and S.M.A.R.T commands. As such, it shares more in common with Kingston's line of SSDs. It's not really designed for data storage - instead, it's meant to be used as a certified Windows To Go fixed drive, "a fully manageable corporate Windows 8 workspace on a specially configured, bootable USB drive".
Hands-on with Kingston's DataTraveler Workspace at IDF (video)

Hands-on with Kingston's DataTraveler Workspace at IDF (video)

Hands-on with Kingston's DataTraveler Workspace at IDF (video)

Hands-on with Kingston's DataTraveler Workspace at IDF (video)

Hands-on with Kingston's DataTraveler Workspace at IDF (video)


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