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Step 1
Choose from ThumbDrive models such as ZAP, Swipe, Mini, Tuner, Guard and Wi-CRYPT.
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Step 2
Understand the features of each ThumbDrive model and choose one that best suits your needs. For example, ThumbDrive ZAP is portable, allows secure storage and high speed. Similarly, the Swipe version has a unique Biometric security feature or fingerprint authentication facility. The ThumbDrive Mini is also popular, as it is easy to install and does not require a separate power connection.
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Step 3
Consider the storage capacity, which ranges between 8 MB to 2 GB.
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Step 4
Select a ThumbDrive based on color and price. The products have an attractive range of color combinations. Price differs with each model.
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Step 5
Look for a drive with security options. Having password security allows safe storage of data.
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Step 6
Check the compatibility of ThumbDrives with your machine. ThumbDrives are compatible with Windows 98 and higher, Mac OS 8.6 and higher, as well as Linux Kernal 2.4 and higher.
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Step 7
Note that the manufacturer has archived some ThumbDrive versions. Get that list from the Web site or the dealer and refrain from choosing from it. These versions include Crystal MP3 Player, Camera and Slim.












