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Patriot Memory Supersonic RageXT 32 GB USB 3.0 Review
Packaging & A Closer Look »Introduction
Patriot has over 25 years of experience in the field of DRAM and flash memory. Headquartered in the United States, they promise leading quality without compromise. As with most memory manufacturers in recent years, Patriot is actively diversifying their line-up by offering other products in an attempt to lose their dependency on the volatile memory market.
Today, we are taking a look at their latest USB 3.0 flash drive - the Rage XT. The Rage line of drives is reserved for fast, high-performance parts, and it will be interesting to see how speedy this tiny iteration is.
Features:
- up to 180MB/s read
- up to 50MB/s write
- Durable design extends the life of your drive
- Rubber-coated housing protects this flash drive from drops, spills, and daily abuse.
- A retractable design protects the USB connector when the drive is not in use.
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