maxell 638004 4.7GB 16X DVD-R 10 Packs dvd media
- 4.7 GB
- 16X
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4 GB USB flash drive with 23 MB/s read and 15 MB/s write speeds
The EDGE Tech PE231897 is a 4 GB DiskGO Secure Pro USB flash drive built for professionals who need hardware-encrypted portable storage. It suits users handling confidential documents or compliance-sensitive data on the move.
Under continuous workloads the drive maintains its rated 23 MB/s read and 15 MB/s write speeds without thermal throttling. Large single-file transfers complete at the same pace as burst benchmarks. Buyers needing higher capacity or faster interfaces should consider other models.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.02 kg |
| Package size | 51 × 51 × 25 mm |
The drive uses standard USB bus power, so it draws its operating current directly from the host port without an external adapter.
A standard USB port is required; the drive connects via its built-in USB plug and needs no extra cables or drivers.
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