The Kingston DataTraveler Locker+ G3 uses a USB 3.0 interface, but is backwards compatible with USB 2.0 hosts as well at a reduced level of performance. The little square on top of the drive is ...

In many of my flash drive reviews I have mentioned that USB flash drives are so common these days that they are literally being given away to us and it is only once we move above the 16GB marker ...

Kingston Digital Ships Its Fastest, World's Largest-Capacity USB 3.0 Flash Drive DataTraveler HyperX Predator 3.0 will be Available Up to 1TB Data Transfer Speeds up to 240MB/s Read, 160MB/s Write ...

Kingston's 2TB 'world's highest capacity USB flash drive' costs almost as much as a MacBook Pro The one terabyte model is listed at $1,319, but it's currently on offer for a much more reasonable ...

The Kingston® DataTraveler® Ultimate 3.0 Flash drive takes advantage of the faster USB 3.0 specification that has up to ten times the data transfer rates of the current USB 2.0 specification.

Kingston is launching its DataTraveler Ultimate 3.0 Generation 2 (DTU30G2) flash drive. As you can guess from its name, this drive uses a USB 3.0 controller. The new DataTraveler Ultimate 3.0 ...

The Kingston IronKey D500S hardware encrypted USB flash drive boasts extensive compatibility across various operating systems, ensuring that a broad range of users can benefit from its robust ...

On top of the high storage capacity, the new drive is USB 3.1 Gen 1 compatible, which means excellent read/write performance. Kingston's DataTraveler Ultimate GT offers superior quality in a high ...

Provides the ultimate data protection in a portable flash drive, but at a steep price. For our recent look at eight encrypted portable drives, we considered two USB flash models, one of which was ...

More information can be found on the Kingston website. Given recent developments, we might not have to wait too long before the first 1TB Flash drive arrives.

Tech company Kingston has unveiled a USB flash drive at International CES that boasts up to 1 TB of storage. That's roughly equivalent to 1,000 GB.