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Storage Stuff
by Eric Hanson on March 9, 2007

Update: I received an email yesterday with a press release for the Child ID Kit stating that the information is encrypted, so no need to worry on that score.
Via Popgadget
Permalink: Kingston Launches AMBER Alert USB Drive
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Response from:
The Gadgets Blog
(03/10/07 4:27pm)
Did you check the site you have linked? It clearly says that it is encrypted.
Response from:
usb drives
(11/17/08 6:46am)
Your USB drive is now bootable.
Insert your newly formatted drive into any USB-bootable mainboard, reboot, and select the USB drive as the first boot device. You will be brought to a Windows 98 MS-DOS prompt. From here you can update your BIOS, make system disk fixes, etc.
Insert your newly formatted drive into any USB-bootable mainboard, reboot, and select the USB drive as the first boot device. You will be brought to a Windows 98 MS-DOS prompt. From here you can update your BIOS, make system disk fixes, etc.
Response from:
Gearater
What is this new technology all about? You may wonder about it. It is a whole new technology for working parents to keep track on their children. Kingston's Amber USB drive can store a whole mess of information about your...
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