Kingston unveils Kingston DataTraveler Mini with Migo

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Kingston Technology expands popular USB family with new ultra-small DataTraveler Mini with Migo.

Kingston Technology Company, Inc., the independent world leader in memory products, has introduced the Kingston DataTraveler Mini with Migo.

As the latest addition to Kingston’s family of miniature USB Flash drives, the DataTraveler Mini with Migo uses the powerful Migo Software, Inc. technology to give consumers the ability to seamlessly transform any PC into their personalized workspace, making it one of the most convenient, customizable multifunction USB drives on the market.

“The growing popularity of USB Flash drives makes them a must-have among students, consumers and even single-computer families,” said Country Manager, India, Kingston Technology, Rajesh Panicker. “The new DataTraveler Mini with Migo is an ultra-small personal storage device with character. It easily attaches to a key chain or can be strung on a cord. It’s the perfect device for swapping and storing personal files such as photos, homework or even e-mail messages,” continued Panicker.
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br>Measuring 0.70 x 1.42 x 0.40 inches, the new DataTraveler Mini with Migo is a colorful alternative to traditional USB drives. Available in three colors, varying by capacity, the DataTraveler Mini with Migo is available in red for the 512MB, light blue for the 1GB and light purple for the 2GB version. A sliding retractable USB connector, or ‘capless’ design, eliminates the possibility of losing the cover during transport.

First to offer Migo technology with the DataTraveler II Plus - Migo USB drive in July 2005, the DataTraveler Mini with Migo automatically synchronizes data, keeps versions current and leaves no trace of personal data on other systems, giving consumers the freedom to work safely on multiple PCs.

The DataTraveler Mini with Migo supports e-mail clients Microsoft Outlook Express 5.0 and above, plus Mozilla Thunderbird 1.5.0.5 and above. Microsoft Internet Explorer settings, favorites, cookies and history can be captured and stored on the drive.