[tUx]

You've got entirely too many RAW files and uncompressed David Bowie albums to be slamming everything onto a 16GB thumbdrive, so Kingston Technology's coming to the rescue with a new pair of ultra-spacious DataTraveler 150s. Arriving in 32GB and 64GB flavors, the DT150 becomes the largest in the outfit's entire DataTraveler line, and it even works with Windows, OS X, Palm OS and Linux! Both sticks come with a five-year warranty (as if you won't lose it before then) and will sell for US$132 and US$177, respectively.


Source: Engadget

[-73H_64M3R-]

can replace portable hdd. =)

just wondering, what's the biggest thumbdrive ever made?

[clonez]

too slow, why not build eSATA slc sticks?

[daze_lee]

wonder where can we get Kingston 32gb or this 64gb flash memory now in S'pore..
was looking for it urgently.

[John_Chee]

Originally Posted by daze_lee

wonder where can we get Kingston 32gb or this 64gb flash memory now in S'pore..
was looking for it urgently.

You cannot get them in Singapore most likely. Singapore doesn't sell Kingston thumbdrives due to the patent which is why you only see the more expensive brands like Imation, Sandisk being sold here.

I got mine at a computer fair last time in Malaysia Kingston DT 4GB. Saved quite a lot I would say. Paid around S$30 when other brands of similar capacity were selling at S$50 in SLS.

You can also try ordering online and ship it to Singapore. But I don't think it is worth paying the shipping costs unless you are ordering a lot at one time. (and you have to pay GST if you exceed a certain amount) You will be better off buying from neighbouring countries if you always travel.