Kingston intros DataTraveler DTLocker+ flash drive

Storage - Wednesday, November 18th, 2009

Kingston intros DataTraveler DTLocker+ flash drive Kingston DTLocker+ Kingston has just released the DTLocker+, a flash drive that should be virtually un-crackable for people and organizations that demand the strictest security measures. First off, the DTLocker+ uses hardware encryption that requires a password to open. And if it ever falls into the wrong hands, the drive can also automatically reformat the drive after a few failed password attempts.

Available now, the DTLocker+ comes in 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, and 32GB capacities for $36, $50, $100, and $200 respectively.

Tags: Kingston, Storage, USB Flash Drives

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Angel

This is one of the best usbs i've ever seen. I mean in terms of size and protection, this tops to my list. For me, I really like flash drives that has a high security measure so that no virus will infiltrate me and no one can hack my usb unless stolen. But then again, if ever stolen, it has a password protection so they won't be able to access it anyway. Great post guys!
Angel

This is one of the best usbs i've ever seen. I mean in terms of size and protection, this tops to my list. For me, I really like flash drives that has a high security measure so that no virus will infiltrate me and no one can hack my usb unless stolen. But then again, if ever stolen, it has a password protection so they won't be able to access it anyway. Great post guys!