When it comes to data, there are three important things that you must bear in mind: protection, transfer speed and backup. All these three aspects should come in to play when you are dealing with important data. Our friends at Kingston have released a new product that will take care of all your data storage needs with regards to the three aspects we have just mentioned. The new device is called the MobileLite Wireless. This gadget will give you limitless amount of storage to backup or move your data around as well as protect it.

The new DashDrive UE700 is the latest brainchild of ADATA. Using USB 3.0 technology, the UE700 was designed for faster transfer speed of stored data at 200MB/s read and 100MB/s write. This is sure to be one of the faster flash drives we have ever tested, probably even the fastest. With such great advertised speeds, the UE700 is also a nice piece of visual work. Sleek and functional, it could very well be your next flash drive.

Today, we will be taking a look at OCZ newest drive to market. Actually isn’t quite new, it is a refresh of the original Vertex 3 drive with a couple of upgrades to enhance its performance and reliability. The biggest difference between the two would be the introduction of 20nm NAND from Intel vice the 25nm modules used before.

The newest of the series will be the V300 which is now offered in 60GB, 120GB and the largest 240GB sizes. The heart of the drive is a LSI SandForce controller and new 19mm NAND modules all optimized for Kingston. But is it enough to top one of our favorites? We will soon see.   

Just recently we bought to you OCZ’s Agility. A good little drive which was aimed at bring good performance to the masses as a pretty price. We saw the drive test ok but wasn’t anything breaking. It wasn’t meant to be. But if you are looking to bring ultimate performance to your desktop, ultrabook or laptop, than the new OCZ Vector maybe what you are after.

Today, we have one of their latest drives on hand which is the Agility 4. The Agility is the second edition of an Indilinx controller after being purchased by OCZ. The controller is now called Everest or Everest 2 in case of the Agility. This is an attempt to bring reliable speed and performance to the masses but at a fair price.

Companies like ADATA have been capitalizing on the popularity of flash drives while at the same time advance the technology behind them to make them more durable, smaller as well as faster when it comes to data transfer. The new UD310 is out to give the buyer a small but stylish gem-like drive but maintains the durable that many have seen ADATA for having.

The Triton comes in three different capacities: 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB. We will be taking a look at the 32GB model here today. You won't get the fancy colors of Lexar's  S73 series, but what you do get is a beautiful retractable drive with tons of data space and a very fast transfer rate. Let's dive in and see how it does.

Our first but not last product we are reviewing for them is the 16GB Auto flash drive. Strontium aimed this particular drive at the car audio user and enthusiast. Strontium suggest this drive to the car audio crowd because of its unique design and its ability to quickly transfer data from PC to drive for those really on the go and on the go fast. 

If you are the latter and need a flash drive with some type of protection or encryption protection than Kingston got you covered with the DataTraveler Locker+ G2 line of drives. The DataTraveler offers hardware encryption and password protection to get your data under a good solid lock and key. Lets take a closer look at the DataTraveler should we?