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"Who needs 200MB/sec when you've got... 100MB/sec? Nah, Active Media Products' newest flash drives aren't quite as snappy as those few USB 3.0 keys that are making their way out, but for folks who aren't quite ready to upgrade (or are just dying to make use of that otherwise empty eSATA port), this here unit is the ticket. Outfitted with 16GB or 32GB of MLC NAND memory, these units boast sequential read and write speeds up to 100MB/sec and 55 MB/sec, respectively, and in case you cruise over to a legacy machine that lacks eSATA, a mini USB 2.0 port is also provided for universal access. 'Course, a USB cable is still required in the eSATA port for power, but hey, at least you'll be \"with the times,\" right? Check 'em right now on Amazon for $69.95 and $109.95 in order of mention."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/22/active-media-products-ships-100mb-sec-esata-flash-drives-shrugs/>