In July, Lexar will include PowerToGo on all of its Platinum series flash drives ($53 for a one-gigabyte model, $90 for a two-gig; a four-gig model is due in August). PowerToGo noted that it will also run on older Lexar drives (www.lexar.com/powertogo), you'll have to pay $30 after a trial period.
If you have some other brand of flash drive, you can download Ceedo Personal from www.ceedo.com; again, it's a 30-day trial is free, and then you have to pay $40. Keep in mind, however, that faster flash drives provide a much zippier experience; Lexar stated that its Lightning models, are two to six times faster that the typical flash drives.
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