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Lexar JumpDrive Triton 32 GB USB 3.0 Review
Packaging & A Closer Look »Introduction
I would like to thank Lexar & Overclockers UK for supplying the review sample.
We just got our hands on Lexar's high-end flash drive by the name of JumpDrive Triton. It features a retractable USB connector and unibody aluminum-shell. The drive is available with up to 64 GB, but we are taking a look at the 32 GB variant today.
Features:
- Amongst the fastest USB flash drives available—leverages SuperSpeed USB 3.0 technology for blazing-fast file-transfer speeds of up to 155MB/s read and 150MB/s write.
- Sleek design with metal-alloy base and a high-gloss-mirror-finish top
- Ultra-portable for everyday use
- Reliably stores and transfers files, photos, videos, and more
- Compatible with PC and Mac® systems
- Limited lifetime warranty
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