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| Review: Adata S007 Military-Spec 16Gb USB Flash Drive |
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| Posted by Winston | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Monday, 15 November 2010 21:59 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Introduction Nowadays, USB flash drives have become an essential tool for many people for storing and transfering files. Over the past several years, I've had the pleasure of revieweing many USB flash drives from the likes of Adata, Kingston, Super Talent, PQI and Crucial. Most of them are similar in terms of performance and features. But they do come in all shapes and sizes. Some are no smaller than the size of your thumbnail, while others are rugged, shock resistant and waterproof. So, when Adata asked us to checkout their "Military-Specification" High Speed 16Gb USB2.0 flash drive. According to Adata, this USB flash drive is meant to be waterproof and shock resistant. So when the drive arrived at our labs, we were more than happy to give it a blast!! In this review, we'll be taking a look at the Adata S007 Superior Series 16GB USB2.0 Rugged Flash Drive. It's a flash drive that's designed for the people with active lifestyles. The unit has the resilience and endurance to stand up to rough terrain. This is all thanks to a layer of military-grade protective rubber insulation, which provides waterproof and shock-resistant features.
Adata are renouned for producing memory related products, from notebook SODIMMs to high performance memory for overclocking. For those who are not too familiar with Adata, here's a little blurb taken from their website.
According to the specifications, the Adata S007 USB flash drive offers a max read speed of 30Mb/sec and a max write speed of 8Mb/sec. Not the fastest we've seen when you compare it with their N005 USB3.0 flash drive, but it's certainly fast enough as a USB2.0 flasg drive. To test these claims, there's only one thing to do. Check out our video clip above ... it shows how we smashed the flash drive with a hammer to see much shock it can really withstand. Then later, we dunked the unit into a bowl of water and then immediately used it on our notebook ... It's ALL fun, and part of our tests ;)
Features and Specifications
Tech Specs
Overview For those who spend as much time in the field as at a desk, now there is a flash memory product to go with your active lifestyle. The newly released S007 flash drive has the resilience and endurance to stand up to rougher terrain, with data transmission speeds plenty fast enough to keep up with you. Compliance with the US MIL-SPEC standards dispels fears of data loss due to environmental factors. With a curved yet simple profile, the surface of the main body provides a comfortable and slip-resistant grip. A layer of military-grade protective rubber insulation provides waterproof and shock-resistant performance. For more information, you can checkout Adata's website here ... http://www.adata.com.tw/?action=product_feature&cid=1&piid=105Similar Product:
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