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Review: Kingston DataTraveler Locker+ Secure USB Flash Drive

Dave reviews the slick Kingston Technology 16GB DataTraveler Locker+ G2 encrypted secure USB "thumb" drive and really likes what he finds. If you're worried about the security of the data on your own portable drive, this is a good solution at a very competitive price. Watch it to learn more...

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Tagged: computer, Computer Security, data security, encryption, flash drive, privacy, review, security, USB Flash Drive
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Reader Comments To Date: 1

Nibin said, on September 10, 2012 10:45 PM:

Dave,
My Kingston Pendrive is not detecting on my windows Xp and windows 2008. I want to retrieve my personal and official informations in that pendrive. Please help me to find a solution

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