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20 – 40 seconds write time for a file of this size is about average from my experience, so the PNY Attache drive is on par with most other drives out there in terms of performance and speed. I can deal with the 35 seconds transfer time honestly, now if we look at the Corsair drive, it’s really slow coming in at just under a minute to transfer the same file, and that I wouldn’t want to deal with, that’s pretty slow really. Honestly 35 seconds to transfer the file isn’t too bad really, the OCZ, Super Talent and Sandisk drives are some of the fastest on the market today, and they’re hard to beat in terms of performance. Here we really see why the PNY Attache is slow, it’s the write speed of only 9.9MB/s Now here’s the second part of the test, this is the transfer speed in MB/s, ordering is fastest to slowest with the write or Copy To speed being the reference for the chart ordering. I’ve arranged the chart from fastest to slowest times, with of course lower time meaning a faster transfer, I used the Write Speed or Copy To as the reference for the ordering of the chart.Īs you can see the Attache is rather slow when it comes to write times, doubling and almost tripling the times of the other drives. Here’s the first part of the test, this shows the actual time in seconds to do the task, I used the same 350mb.
Copy To is the write speed and time, the other two are obvious, but I include them because these are the common things people will do with a USB drive. What I look at is Copy From, Read From and Copy To speeds and times. Let’s look at DiskBench, this test records the time and speed it takes to do something. Here’s a closer look at a part of the Removable Storage Test, the 256MB Files test:Īs we can see it’s the write speed that is slowing down the Attache. Well we see the PNY Attache doesn’t perform very well, or at least it looks that way with this test. I’ve put the PNY Attache up against a few others I’ve got on hand, the OCZ Rally2 4gb, Corsair Flash Voyager mini 4gb, Sandisk Cruzer Enterprise 2gb and a Super Talent drive as well.įor testing of course I use my two favorite programs for this type of product, SiSoft Sandra 2009 SP2 and DiskBench.įirst up we’ve got SiSoft Sandra Removable Storage Benchmark, I’ve ranked them from lowest to highest. So it’s a rather high capacity USB drive that we know, but what we want to know is how it performs and that’s what I aim to find out.
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* Free technical support and 1-year warranty * Also makes a great back-up device thanks to it’s large capacity * High performance, low power consumption, non-volatile flash memory makes Attache drives more durable than other storage devices * Store, transport and share you favorite documents, photos, music, videos and more. * Compatible with most PC/MAC laptop and desktop computers with available USB 2.0 port (Backwards compatible to USB 1.0)
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* High Performance USB 2.0 Flash Drive – work with Windows ReadyBoost to boost performance and system responsiveness in Windows Vista
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Store, transport and share photos, video, music, documents and more from PC to PC, or connect to your digital picture or printer to view and share your photos.
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To access your data, simply plug Attaché into virtually any PC or MAC - without the need for bulky cables or adapters. Working on a presentation and need to take it with you? Want to share a new song, pictures, or video with your friends? Simply copy the file onto Attaché and take it with you - put it in your pocket, wear it, put it in your backpack or briefcase and you’re good to go. "Attaché provides the ultimate mobile storage solution for people on the go. The cap comes off as with most any other USB drive out there, there’s nothing else included in the package with the Attache either.
The Attache is primarily black plastic with a red transparent or translucent accent on it. The PNY Attache comes in the familiar plastic clamshell style package, you can see the drive through the front, and there’s specs and features listed on the back of the package. No video today, it’s just a USB drive after all, not much special or entertaining about it, but it’s still a good, handy little product. So read on to learn how the PNY Attaché fairs against some others I’ve got on hand. It’s a very small drive especially considering it’s size, it seems well made as well, but quality and size aren’t much without performance to back it up. Today I’ve got a 16gb USB drive from PNY for review, it’s called the Attaché. It seems they are advancing at an exponential rate, only a couple years ago we were excited about 64MB USB drives, now we can 64gb USB drives, the sizes now could make other storage media obsolete in a short period of time. USB drives are and have always been one of my favorite tech gadgets, they’re just extremely useful.
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