Flash Memory

Review:  This is what seems to be my 25th flash drive or so. You know what happens... people borrow them, they fall out of your pocket, you break the tip off, or they just magically disappear. This is my first drive made by OCZ, and I must say it is much faster than any other drive I've used before (Kingston, Sandisk, A-Data, ACP-EP, etc). I had a Patriot Memory drive before this that was quite...

Review: OCZ has earned my business, so far so good. It is a good flash drive, bought this for my wife and it has never been has any problems. The reading and writing speed is decent and bought this with a good price after rebate. The weak point is that there has no place to put the cap when you use it. It is very easy for you to lose the cap.

Review:  The OCZ Rally2 16GB flash drive is pretty cheap--$37 after rebate in August 2008. It is sleeker and smaller than most of the competitors' flash drives, which is useful if you intend to plug more than one USB device in adjacent USB ports. The case is aluminum, making it feel pretty sturdy. It is optimized for large file transfers. I ran some benchmarks on SiSoft Sandra Lite. For 256MB files,...

Review:  So far so good. This product performs very well against all other USB Flash Drives I've tried, and it blows away my old 256mb jump drive (but that's to be expected). The aluminum casing adds a bit of style, and helps guarantee the protection of your newly purchased product as it acts like a heatsink, and is more durable than the plastic covers. As with almost every other thumb drive...