LAS VEGAS, Jan. 6, 2011 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Lexar Media, a leading global provider of memory products for digital media, today announced the sleek redesign of its popular JumpDrive USB product ...

Compatible with Mac OS X or Mac OS 8.6 or higher, JumpDrive Photo will be available in April, initially in 256MB (US$89.99) and 512MB ($179.99) capacities. Lexar plans to offer 1GB and 2GB ...

Lexar has been building out its JumpDrive lineup for years. It's likely one of the most popular lineups of drives next to the Extreme from Sandisk. With that said, I have had the opportunity to ...

Another day at CES 2011, another release from Lexar Media. This go 'round, the memory outfit is dishing out a three-pack of JumpDrives, with the S70, S50 and V10 all seeing significant redesigns ...

Milpitas, CA, January 6, 2016 - Lexar, a leading global brand of flash memory products, today announced the Lexar ® JumpDrive ® C20i flash drive. Featuring two connectors - Lightning ® and USB ...

Pricing for the Lexar JumpDrive Secure II Plus on PriceGrabber ranged from $15.48 for a 1GB model to $72.06 for an 8GB model. The drive comes with a two-year limited warranty on drive, one year on ...

Lexar’s new JumpDrive Fingerprint F35 USB 3.0 flash drive was announced today in 32GB, 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB variants. The flash drives use 256-bit AES encryption and can store up to 10 ...

Lexar unveils its new JumpDrive high-performance USB flash drive designed to keep your data safe in tough conditions. Must read: How to get your iPhone or iPad ready for iOS 10.3 The JumpDrive is ...

With USB Type-C gaining popularity in the storage and PC market as a whole, we test the Lexar M20c to see what it can achieve under our tests.

If you agree with former Intel CEO Andy Grove that "Only the paranoid survive," Lexar's new USB JumpDrive TouchGuard flash drive, which doubles as a biometric fingerprint scanner that protects ...

With its multiplatform security support, fast data-transfer rates and smart design, the Lexar 4GB JumpDrive Lightning is ideal for a Windows or Mac user's needs, says Editor in Chief Scot Finnie.