How do manufacturers get away with selling pen drives without publishing any transfer-rate specifications? I am pretty sure the ones without published specs are the slow ones, but it would be nice to know how slow! At first I thought it was Scan being lazy, and not bothering to put the all-important transfer rates onto the website, but then I went to the manufacturer's site, and even their own so-called "data-sheet" doesn't give the speed! (Kingston DT108)
Scan, how about pressuring your suppliers to provide transfer-rate specifications, as these are second only in importance to the storage capacity?


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Could FTP it faster if my broadband was even 50% of what they claim it to be. "Up to 20Mbps is really .8Mbps.... yeah. 800kbps.
