Blast Process - "Kingston’s latest product the MobileLite has done away with the fixed storage of the Wi-Drive and has opted for a more user friendly way to stream you’re digital content."
Nathan Farrugia from Capsule Computers wrote :
Kingston are one of the world leaders when it comes to data storage and one of their newest devices, the Kingston MobileLite Wireless, seeks to bring further strength to that reputation.
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Kingston is no slouch when it comes to all things memory. It has built its brand around storage, be it randomly accessed memory, or more traditional USB drives and solid state devices. Kingston has recently entered into the mobile cloud storage business with the Wii-Drive, but has since upgraded the line with the MobileLite Wireless, which is a USB/memory card reader for smartphones and tablets.
The MobileLite is essentially a portable cloud drive that can be accessed remotely through an app that resides on your iDevice, or Android device, to share files between the unit itself and your piece of tech. Its main purposes is to allow you to keep your phone or tablet as lean as possible in regards to how many miscellaneous files are stored on it. For iDevice users the MobileLite Wireless is the only way to increase the amount of files you can take with you due to the lack of USB flash storage support, and the 64 GB cap on capacity.
What makes the MobileLite even more impressive is the fact that it can stream content to three devices at the same time, and each device can be streaming a separate file. That’s not all of the MobileLite’s tricks though, as it also serves as a battery charger for devices that support USB charging.
