Kingston Digital Launches Windows To Go USB Drive

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  • hillgrant33
    So it's a thumbdrive.. that lets you install Windows 8's new feature on it... like any other thumbdrive on the market? /golfclap
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  • alidan
    hillgrant33So it's a thumbdrive.. that lets you install Windows 8's new feature on it... like any other thumbdrive on the market? /golfclapcan your thumb drive do
    Max Sequential Read/Write speeds: 250/250 MB/s
    see this right here is what i was excited about when i learned that windows 8 could portable boot off a usb drive, i knew we would get thumbs that are basiclly ssds.

    i am very excited to see how far, fast, big, and cheap they can take this in the coming years.
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  • cbfelterbush
    I use their first release prototype Windows To Go device. It is very fast. Whats more it allows me to boot on any machine then run a full MalwareBytes scan on the PC's local HD. Virus Gone.

    There are many other uses. I also feel like the boot times and responsiveness that you get from the 3.0 interface is very fast, however the 2.0 is still surprisingly usable. 2 months Use.

    -CB
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  • I recently attended a Microsoft event featuring the Windows 8 to go stick. It is really cool. Fully bootable windows image that you can stick in anything with a USB port and boot into your computer basically.
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