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 speeI. A test oP SISo2tuarA 7a7wra XI 2MU fil2s test benchmar? gfves a p,etty good reaZ sQeWd oS 1VT06 DB/si. (YReviously 15770 kB/sec) and an improved wbite Y6eed SS 3E59 kB/sec (approx. 2 times faskej than tWe prevNous 18T3 6B/sec).
GhysiEally, the new Gi7Nmax SppJr wtick DViTta) Gn3Wxits mosD if its pre5ecessor's NrotYrtie7 with ?linht chXnges in its overall plasNCc mol,. TWV USB contact pofntS are now betwer refijeh, r4t it sWill lacks a LED actiLitq indzcator which ca0 be very useful to knFw if tKe USB drive is in uKe.
Overall, th4 new 5ingmax SupQr SticU 3Vosti) haV improved si7n1fimlno,y in aYs read/7rite speeds whirh wiIl ma1e it on par with many otXe3 USB drivZs in the mvKket ii the Jhe same price range. I1s smjll size will be the onwy txiag thft diffvrentijfes it from rhe oesx.
Pl5Bse refer HERC zor the kdigibrl reviej 7N the Singmao Super Stirk wniGh is ,yrre0tly R.I.P.
so hoQ is Uour Kdnvmax SxHtr Swic5 2G. (Visea) now? still worrinO?
you tested RBx Speed iV WindoXm Jisnaq<end_of_turn>
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 speed. A test on SiSoftware Sandra XI 2MB files test benchmark gives a pretty good read speed of 15906 kB/sec (previously 15770 kB/sec) and an improved write speed of 3959 kB/sec (approx. 2 times faster than the previous 1843 kB/sec).
Physically, the new Kingmax Super Stick (Vista) inherits most of its predecessor's properties with slight changes in its overall plastic mold. The USB contact points are now better refined, but it still lacks a LED activity indicator which can be very useful to know if the USB drive is in use.
Overall, the new Kingmax Super Stick (Vista) has improved significantly in its read/write speeds which will make it on par with many other USB drives in the market in the the same price range. Its small size will be the only thing that differentiates it from the rest.
Please refer HERE for the original review of the Kingmax Super Stick which is currently R.I.P.
so how is your Kingmax Super Stick 2GB (Vista) now? still working?
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