Kingston DataTraveler 300 review
in External hard drives
Verdict
Impressive storage in such a tiny device, but the price is unfeasibly unaffordable
Review Date: 11 Aug 2009
Reviewed By: Darien Graham-Smith
Price when reviewed: £517 (£595 inc VAT)
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sheila
Amazing ! Pretty soon who will need portable hard drives given the capacities these drives are reaching!Given a couple of years similar drives will be hovering @ £130 I can`t wait..
By shebanti on 13 Aug 2009 
I suppose it is good to have something you can put in your pocket but 2 things: 1) Its about 250 more GB of data for governments to lost and 2) I managed to get 500GB for £50, probably £100 in portable drive guise. Flash drives have a lot to overcome before they stop merely being fast large floppies.
By qwertyqwerty87 on 13 Aug 2009
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