16GB Corsair Pendrive USB 2.0 Memory Stick
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16GB Corsair Pendrive USB 2.0 Memory Stick
Scan code: LN16996 Manufacturer code: CMFUSB2.0-16GB
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16GB Corsair Pendrive USB 2.0 Memory Stick

16GB Corsair Flash Voyager V2, high speed USB 2.0, 10 Year Warranty
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Scan code: LN16996 Manufacturer code: CMFUSB2.0-16GB
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Product Overview Flash Voyager is a USB Flash Drive designed for performance! With its stylish design and rugged rubber housing it is both shock and water resistant. Using the latest dual channel controller and MLC memory interleaving this drive has speedy read and write speeds. Just how big is 16GB? You should be able to carry as many as 8 full length motion picture movies on a 16GB Flash Voyager. Features • 10 Year Warranty
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Duration:
120 months
Type:
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RTB Period:
120 months
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01204-474747

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10 years warranty, return to Scan subject to manufacturer's warranty.

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