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U3 means portable software in your pocket (continued)

Nothing good ever comes for free, and the flaws we found while working with the Kingston U3 DataTraveler High-Speed USB 2.0 smart drive are really minor. Things will only get better as more U3-ready versions of popular software become available. We give this combo four thumbdrives out of five. Keep an eye on U3. It's got potential.

OUR RATING: 4 of 5


Product availability and resources
For more information on U3 straight from the people who created the standard, visit http://www.u3.com.

To see what software is available for U3 smart drives, visit http://software.u3.com/.

To learn more about the Kingston U3 smart drive used in this story, visit http://www.kingston.com/flash/dt_u3.asp.

To read "Kingston Technology and the meaning of U3", visit http://www.computingunplugged.com/issues/issue200606/00001785001.html.


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