"Useful but Flimsy" -It is made out of cheap-looking plastic, no rubber insertions whatsoever. It will crack if you step on it.
-The cap from the USB connector keeps coming off in my pocket, I will lose it sometime, I'm sure.
-It's hard to pull the memory stick out of it. It does not have a "push to release" system, I have to get a really good grip of the sides of the card to pull it out. That can be difficult, and I risk bending the card.
Overall it feels like a cheap toy and not like a hi-tech device.
Although useful, I'd shop for something else.
cheers! From Mack Smith, November 17, 2004
"satisfied with performance, can't always hot plug" I use this with a secure digital 256mb card, generaly to move files between work and home. Lots easier than buring a CD. My ancient machines all have USB 1.0 and it works fine with those. Two problems:I can hot plug it reliably only on my Windows XP machine. On Windows 2000 and Windows ME I occasionally have to have the Jumpdrive plugged in before boot, or reboot after plugging it in. Also recommend using it with a USB extension cord ($3?) since it's too wide to fit if anything else is plugged in within a hair's breadth of the USB slot. Those are minor problems comared to the benefits of performance and flexibility. From Charlie Kramer, December 20, 2003
We're currently upgrading our user review system; so we won't be accepting new reviews for now. JumpDrive Trio Specs
Interface(s)
Original USB
Released date
January 2003
Platforms
Windows 98, Windows 98 SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP, MacOS 8.6, MacOS 9.1, MacOS X
