All Flash Memory Cards

The Bottom Line: Kanguru's Fire Flash memory key delivers midrange speeds but is awkward to use and expensive. Unless you absolutely must use a FireWire interface, you're better off with a USB drive.

Specs: Flash, 1 GB

The Bottom Line: Kanguru's Fire Flash memory key delivers midrange speeds but is awkward to use and expensive. Unless you absolutely must use a FireWire interface, you're better off with a USB drive.

Specs: 4 GB

The Bottom Line: Kanguru's Fire Flash memory key delivers midrange speeds but is awkward to use and expensive. Unless you absolutely must use a FireWire interface, you're better off with a USB drive.

Specs: Flash, 512 MB

The Bottom Line: Kanguru's Fire Flash memory key delivers midrange speeds but is awkward to use and expensive. Unless you absolutely must use a FireWire interface, you're better off with a USB drive.

Specs: 2 GB

The Bottom Line: Kanguru's Fire Flash memory key delivers midrange speeds but is awkward to use and expensive. Unless you absolutely must use a FireWire interface, you're better off with a USB drive.

Specs: Flash, 128 MB

The Bottom Line: Kanguru's Fire Flash memory key delivers midrange speeds but is awkward to use and expensive. Unless you absolutely must use a FireWire interface, you're better off with a USB drive.

Specs: Flash, 256 MB

The Bottom Line: If you're looking to wear your USB flash drive as an accessory, Meritline's Rist Memory Watch is our choice for you.

Specs: Flash, 256 MB

The Bottom Line: Meritline's Pen Drive adequately combines a pen with a USB flash drive, but it also feels a bit gimmicky and cheap.

Specs: Flash, USB Drive, SmartMedia card, SD memory card, CompactFlash Card, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro, PC Card, 128 MB

Specs: SDHC Memory Card, 16 GB