Integral 4GB USB 2.0 Courier Pen Drive

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Product Features:

• Read speed of up to 12MB/s
• 4GB
• Reformats after 6 failed access attempts.
• Hold confidential data securely via password-only access
• 256 bit Advanced Encryption Security (AES)

Customer Reviews:

• 
  2008-05-08
  By Mist of Time, UK
  I bought two of these at an unbelievable price (in three years time this will no doubt seem ludicrous but is true in 2008). Sadly one of them had I/O errors but was soon replaced.
  
  I don't use for acellerating Vista, just for moving lots of files from desktop to laptop
  
  
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  2008-05-09
  By BunterBee,
  This seemed unbelievable value for the first couple of weeks when it worked perfectly - then it started reporting write errors, corrupted the FAT tables of half it's stored folders (not seen that since I stopped using floppies), and finally locked itself in read-only mode so I couldn't even attempt reformatting it. What a shame - I've now replaced it with a Sony USB stick, a bit more expensive but at least it comes with a guarantee.
  
  
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  2008-05-31
  By Mr. J. Stewart, St Neots, Cambridgeshire United Kingdom
  Bought one of these a few months ago and it's going strong. Vast amounts of storage, pretty quick, functional design, dirt cheap. Would strongly recommend.
  4gb seemed an awful lot - and cost an awful lot - a year ago, but now this comes for under a fiver. The 8 gig version of this now costs about £11. Does anyone else out there wonder how cheap these little gadgets are going to become and whether there is any limit to their capacity? 64 gb pen drive, anyone?
  
  
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  2008-06-01
  By AngryFromChingford, London
  This is no different from any other similar device, but the delivery charges are. The cost for two small pendrives to be posted is £9. What a rip off. I live in London, not outer Mongolia !
  
  
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  2008-06-22
  By J. L. Brewerton, UK
  I started using this pen drive and thought it was great. Then, it decided to turn itself write protected. Not only can I not access my work, but I can't even format it to clear it. RUBBISH!!! It is now residing happily in my bin.