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Transcend USB 3.0 Flash Drives 128GB and 256GB

25.05.2015

Transcend has officially announced the release of new USB 3.0 flash drives that can offer users an additional 128GB or 256GB of storage and transfer space.

The JetFlash 780 lineup has added a 256 GB high-speed drive that can store more than 120 photos, 64 MP3 songs or 64 hours of 1080p video. The data transfer rate of the JetFlash 780 reaches 210 MB/s, which allows you to copy information as quickly as possible.

Transcend's JetFlash 810 series of secure USB flash drives is now available in a 128 GB capacity model, which is available in five different color options. Recall that this series complies with the requirements of the American military standard MIL-STD-810G, "flash drives" are actually designed for use in adverse conditions.

Currently, the JetFlash 780 series offers models with capacities from 8 to 256 GB, the JetFlash 810 and JetFlash 790K/790W series offer customers storage capacities from 8 to 128 GB, and the JetFlash 700/730 offers from 4 to 128 GB.

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