Kanguru Fire Flash series

Kanguru Fire Flash (1GB) Reviewed on 07/25/2005

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.

Release Date: 09/01/2004

Specs: Flash, 1 GB

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Kanguru Fire Flash (128MB) Reviewed on 07/25/2005

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.

Release Date: 09/01/2004

Specs: Flash, 128 MB

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Kanguru Fire Flash (256MB) Reviewed on 07/25/2005

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.

Release Date: 09/01/2004

Specs: Flash, 256 MB

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Kanguru Fire Flash (512MB) Reviewed on 07/25/2005

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.

Release Date: 09/01/2004

Specs: Flash, 512 MB

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Kanguru Fire Flash (2GB) Reviewed on 07/25/2005

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.

Release Date: 09/01/2004

Specs: 2 GB

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Kanguru Fire Flash (4GB) Reviewed on 07/25/2005

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.

Release Date: 09/01/2004

Specs: 4 GB

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