Kingston has released a 64GB and 32GB Data Traveler (DT150). Being one of the latest and largest flash drives around, the DT150 likely uses MLC to lower the cost, but tries to compensate for the inherently slower NAND chip with with an advanced dual-channel controller. Cosmetically, the Data Traveler has hexagonal design printed on hard glossy plastic.
NewEgg.com has both 64GB and 32GB listed for $129.99 and $69.99 respectively. The speeds are rated at 30MB/s read and write at 8MB/s write. This is going to take a full 16 minutes just to copy a 8GB Iron Man 1080p Blu-ray rip to the Data Traveler.
Via everythingusb
