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Lexar Adds PowerToGo to JumpDrive Lightnings

Posted by Nino Marchetti Categories: PC / Laptop, Storage, USB

Lexar JumpDrive LightningLexar said today they are bringing the PowerToGo software platform to their JumpDrive Lightning USB flash drives so users can create a virtual desktop environment they can carry from one Windows-based machine to another. These drives are available in 1GB and 2GB capacities and price from $79.99.

The PowerToGo-equipped JumpDrive Lightnings will let users install and run many standard Windows applications directly from the USB drive. Once done working a host computer the drive is removed, leaving no history behind. Also included on JumpDrive Lightnings will be the EverNote software product for capturig, storing and accessing information, such as typed and handwritten notes, web clips, emails, phone messages, addresses, passwords, brainstorms, sketches, photos and documents.


Read More | Lexar JumpDrive Lightning Product Page


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so… it’s a small virtual pc? or just a user account on a disk?

I prefer my Damn Small Linux on a disk, weighing in at about 200mb, and any jumpdrive


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