ixbtlabs.com - 12/2/2008
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Today we are going to review seven USB drives from different manufacturers. We've collected a couple of products from each manufacturer and we don't feel like waiting for new products in each series, because our current data may grow outdated by that time. So this review is in the best ...
dvhardware.net - 11/30/2008
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dvhardware.net —
Over the past couple of years I've had
dozens of flash drives in my hand, with varying
sizes, shapes and colors but the EarthDrive from ATP is the first USB drive that claims to be eco-friendly. The housing of the ATP EarthDrive is built using the ...
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ATP EarthDrive 4GB USB Drive review
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Seven USB Flash Drives In Tests
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... a couple of products from each manufacturer and we don't feel like waiting for new products in each series, because our current data may grow outdated by that time. So this review is in the best traditions of our early reviews -- several models very different in capacity, speed, and functionality from five manufacturers. Some of them are well-known, some are less known, one drive is a newcomer. Let's start alphabetically.
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