• Silicon Power Luxmini 320 8 GB

    Silicon Power Luxmini 320 8 GB

    Jayesh Limaye, Apr 26, 2010 1115 hrs IST

    This USB Flash drive is real value for your money

    Good performance, software, Enhanced for Windows ReadyBoost, Enhanced Storage Device

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Taiwan-based Silicon Power is a rising name in the storage media business and they manufacture a wide array of storage devices. PC memory, memory cards, USB Flash storage, portable hard drives, SSDs - you name it and Silicon Power manufactures it. Amongst their USB Flash drives, they have some products that are manufactured from a very practical point of view and are meant to give the consumer a good value for their money. The Silicon Power Luxmini 320 8GB drive we received is a simple and elegant USB Flash drive. Let us find out how it performs.



The Luxmini 320 drive comes attractively packed in a transparent plastic enclosure. The flash drive comes with no bundle. If Silicon Power would have provided a USB extension cable, it would have allowed you to plug it into a rear USB port without the need to reach to the back of your PC. Also, a lanyard would have made it easier to keep track of the drive.

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pradeep kumar
,jaipur, on Apr 30, 2010 12:55 PM
please tell the dealer in jaipur if anyone knows? thanks
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Zomberi
,Bangalore, on Apr 26, 2010 01:32 PM
Who says there is no need for 8 or 16 GB drive. I don't. I own a Amkette Flash player. It has a single USB port. To play a hard drive, I would need to USB ports to get enough power. I would buy SP 16 GB if it maintains the price level.
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SSJ
,Mumbai, on Apr 26, 2010 12:51 PM
Hi Jayesh...if possible could you guys get a USB capable DVD player from Mitashi or Phillips or any other brand supporting video from USB drives and test these drives on the players....many people i knw are using large capacity drives to store Movies and play them on the DVD players...thanks
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aman
,delhi, on Apr 26, 2010 11:52 AM
thr is no need for a 8 or 16 gb pendrive..., so,stop it,........,
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