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 Vista ReadyBoost Capable !!!
 
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Description

Swirl v3 USB Drive
USB 2.0 Storage Disk

Great way to carry Your MP3, MP4 and Work Files

Swirl v3 is virtually weightless that you may notice only the weight of the keys. Supporting password protection and partitions, it is easy & safe to carry all your MP3, MP4 and work files on the road.

 
 

Product Features
  • Capacity: 128MB / 256MB / 512MB / 1GB / 2GB / 4GB
  • USB 2.0 High Speed
  • Security with Password Protection
  • Supports Boot from USB-ZIP
  • USB Power Supply
  • Vista ReadyBoost Capable FAQ

Specifications:

  • Interface Type - USB 2.0 / 1.1
  • Power Supply - 4.5V to 5.5V (Supplied by USB port)
 

System Requirement

Minimum System Requirement:

  • Pentium 233 or faster CPU
  • 32 M RAM
  • One available USB port(USB 2.0 port for optimal speed)
  • Microsoft Windows 98/SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP, MAC 8.6 or above
 

Content


  • Swirl v3 USB drive
 

Vista ReadyBoost
Q What is ReadyBoost?
A
ReadyBoost is a Microsoft Windows Vista feature which may improve system performance by allowing a compatible USB drive to be configured with a ReadyBoost cache. This feature can improve performance in low-memory situations and it is especially useful on systems with limited memory expansion capabilities.
   
Q What are the system and device requirements for ReadyBoost ?
A ReadyBoost requires a system installed with Microsoft Vista, a USB 2.0 port and a USB Flash drive which capable for Windows ReadyBoost with at least 512 MB of available space
   
Q How much memory should I allocate for ReadyBoost ?
A


If you enable ReadyBoost, you can allocate the amount of space of USB drive reserved memory cache. We recommend a 1:1 ratio between RAM and cache size. Thus, if your system has 1-GB of RAM, you should have a 1-GB ReadyBoost cache size

Q Can I use more than one ReadyBoost enabled device at a time?
A No. Windows Vista allows for only one device enabled for ReadyBoost at a time
   
Q How to setup the ReadyBoost in Vista?
A Download the ReadyBoost Setup Steps