As multimedia resolutions get finer and finer, the size of files are also getting bigger and bigger; what follows is the need for file transmission speed to reduce the time needed for file exchange. KINGMAX has released a new flash drive that uses the USB3.0 high-speed interface and comes in the capacity selections of 8GB/ 16GB/ 32GB. It is extremely suitable for workers to carry and store documents and data to use, and the capacity is also sufficient to exchange multimedia files with colleagues. They come in two colors, fantasia red and piano black; the appearance is elegant and generous and looks like an accessory that Audrey Hepburn would use in the movie “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” if she was transported to modern times; simple and high quality.
A cup of coffee with a light charcoal fragrance is placed on the office desk, the slightly shiny top cover of the PD-10 is gently removed, the PD-10 is inserted in the USB slot, the person is focusing on the monitor screen and clicking the file to access… every image is as beautiful as a postcard and the PD-10 is an essential part of it. The neat and simple top cover design can prevent the problem of losing the cap; and the 60.5x18.5x9mm body dimension is ergonomic. It will be difficult to hold if it is too small, and will take up too much space if it is too big; the perfect-size design simply makes people love it. The USB3.0 flash drive PD-10 is downwards compatible with USB2.0 specifications, and its plug & play functions etc. are most needed by users. It also has high compatibility and can be widely applied on systems including Win8, Win7, Vista, XP, 2000, Max OSV10.6.1 and Linux Kernel V2.6.x etc.
【Specifications】
․Capacity: 8GB / 16GB / 32GB
․High-speed USB3.0 Standard
․Dimension: 60.5mm x 18.5mm x 9mm
․Weight: 9g
․Color: Fantasia Red / Piano Black
․Supports OS: Win8/ Win7/ Vista/ XP/ 2000/ Max OSV10.6.1/ Liunx Kernel V2.6.x
【Features】
․Plug & Play
․Backward compatible with USB2.0 specifications
․Special top cover design prevents loss
․Lightweight and convenient for carrying
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