Ironkey launches D200 USB flash drives

Jan Harris

November 3, 2009

IronKey has launched the D200 range of flash drives for consumers, government and enterprise customers who want to safely transport large amounts of date.

The D200 is a lower cost drive, which still offers high security and remote update capabilities.

It features new policy enforcement, usability and field-maintenance capabilities, and doubles as a strong authentication token.

The drive is self-defending against physical, malware and password attacks, and its dual-channel architecture enables rapid data transfer rates.

The low cost of the device is due to its multi-level cell (MLC) NAND memory, which can pack more bits compared with Ironkey’s existing S200 series which has a single-level cell (SLC).

This gives a drive with double the capacity at the same price, although the MLC memory will wear out faster than SLC memory.






 

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