Gadgetory

hi guys this is the daily traveler ultimate GT from Kingston the very first thumb drive on the market that has up to two terabyte of storage space basically it moves then double the capacity of these two laptop combined and it's fast too in testing it has to average speed of some 330 megabyte per second one of the fast drive on the market so the question is can you afford it probably not now this 2 terabyte drive right here cost some $1,600 $1,600 basically more than the cost of this two laptop combined but the thing is you might not want it either here's what first is really bulky really let's take a look here I have a some of the typical thumb drive right here and see how boss the GT is the system must go thin in this case it's a bad thing now take a look if I plug the computer right here it will lift it off the surface not a good way to use the laptop now our desktop is hard to fill in and if you can well it will block the adjacent USB ports to deal with the problem kingston includes this extension cable right here but really do you want to use a thumb drive with a cable and even then you cannot use it with a new MacBook because there is no USBC connector so calling the GT a thumb drive is a bit of a stretch if anything is a toe a big toe drive and the fact that it costs an arm and a leg makes my head spin I can put my finger on it considering this glib drive right here to tear by by the same physical size is better and faster overall can be half or just about $800 so pay the full price of the GT if you want but only if you think the box here and the pounds are on the inside are worth $1000 because honestly the drive itself should go more than few hard bucks but if you get it for free though it's a great thing to have and I'm talking to experience here and that's because I'm dumb low and this is the data traveler or with GT Drive on Kingston yeah I like it