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Transcend Information Inc. launched their 64GB JetFlash V20 USB Flash Drive on 2nd September 2008. This is the highest capacity flash drive in the JetFlash range by Transcend. The song and dance is not just about the massive storage capacity but other features that allow you to browse your bookmarked website from any computer, saves your passwords and more.
Its the in-built JetFlash elite software that remembers all your login passwords and also enables a temporary computer lock up if it detects unauthorised access.
Read on for details on look and feel of the flash drive and detailed product features.
Product Packaging and Price
The V20 has an attractive pearlescent chassis with a semi-transparent colour-band that lights up during use. It is sleek and smoothly contoured. It is available in the UK from £110.45.
Product Features
Here’s a list of V20 official product features:
- 64GB capacity
- Elegant pearl-white finish
- Pocket-friendly contoured edges
- High-Speed USB2.0 interface for easy plug-and-play operation
- Includes free JetFlash elite software download
- Website AutoLogin: Automatically login to online accounts
- PC-Lock: Use the JFV20 as a key to lock / unlock computers
- Mobile Favorites: Browse bookmarked websites on any computer
- Secret-Zip: Compress and password-protect files with powerful encryption
- E-Mail: Use any computer to securely check, save and send email
- DataBackup: Backup, restore and synchronize mobile data
- Online Update: Easily upgrade to the latest version of JetFlash elite
- 100% quality tested and verified
- Lifetime Warranty
To add more value, you can download and install Transcend’s free JetFlash® elite data management tools onto your V20 to enhance mobile productivity.
Compatibility
JetFlash V20 USB Flash Drive is tested and verified for compatibility with Windows Vista™ and also supports Windows® Me / 2000 / XP, Mac® and Linux®, providing smooth data transfer between different operating systems.
With V20, transcend takes another step in solid state developments with reference to the increasing incline towards usage of solid state memory followed by declining demand for other recordable media.
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