Lexar bumps capacity of JumpDrive Secure II Plus up to 16GB

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Monday, August 25th, 2008

Last week, Lexar updated the tiny Firefly flash drive to 16GB and today the outfit announced the Secure II Plus line availability too. This model forgoes the diminutive size in favor of a 256-bit AES encryption and an external capacity meter. Either way you go, tiny size or government-level security, the two 16 GB options sport the same MSRP: $99. 

via PR

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