Thursday, July 2nd 2009
A-DATA Unveils XPG Xupreme 200X Flash Drive
A-DATA Technology Co., Ltd., a worldwide leading manufacturer in high-performance DRAM modules and Flash application products, today introduced its new 64 GB capacity XPG Xupreme 200X flash drive, which is the first flash drive compatible with Windows 7 (32-bit and 64-bit). Coated with an elegant dark grey aluminum color, the XPG Xupreme 200X flash drive presents the high-performance USB flash drive in a simple yet stylish design of XPG product line. It offers capacity from 8GB to incredible 64GB, and supports up to 30MB/s (200X) read speed.
The XPG Xupreme 200X flash drive also certified for Windows Vist and Windows ReadyBoost, offering the high performance advantages to this operation system. Moreover, the XPG Xupreme 200X flash drive also comes with a practical leather strap and provides true "Plug and Play" function to make your storage utilization more convenient.
With the capacity up to 64GB, the XPG Xupreme 200X flash drive is the perfect blend of high performance and simple flash drive to improve your digital lifestyle, and maximize your storage.
Features:
The XPG Xupreme 200X flash drive also certified for Windows Vist and Windows ReadyBoost, offering the high performance advantages to this operation system. Moreover, the XPG Xupreme 200X flash drive also comes with a practical leather strap and provides true "Plug and Play" function to make your storage utilization more convenient.
Features:
- High Performance up to 30 MB/sec read speed
- Compatible with Microsoft Windows 7
- Certified for Microsoft Windows Vista
- Support Windows ReadyBoost
- Support USB 2.0, backward compatible with USB 1.1
- Dashing, durable, lightweight Aluminum casing
- Hot Plug and Play
- Color: Dark metallic grey
- Capacity: 8GB/16GB/32GB/64GB
- Dimension: 66.0*19.0*10.0 mm (LxWxH)
- Weight: 15g
13 Comments on A-DATA Unveils XPG Xupreme 200X Flash Drive
oh god, i want to vomit.
BTA: does it hurt you, to have to post such bad news? i mean sure, you arent the one making this crap up, but i'd have trouble posting something like this without smartass comments.
it just... hurts.
For the hell of it, can you post that original title :)OS's dont like booting from USB very much. its got latency issues and a maxmimum speed of 30MB/s. not to mention that moving USB ports can change drive letters, so the OS may not like being used on a different port.
Not bad sizes...I'm sure the price will be somewhat ridiculous.
hmmm, 30 mb/s not bad..
but whats the write speed?
why do they dont say that??:banghead:
^greetz^^:roll: