Can it be attached to a keychain or lanyard? Does the DataTraveler DT100 flash drive have a hole in it to attach it to a lanyard or keychain?
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it does come with a small lanyard with a keyring connector on the end. it's hidden in the box, taped to a piece of cardboard. i've kept mine on my keyring for months, and it's quite sturdy (especially considering how often i toss my keys on the desk, etc)
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The drive is designed to be attached to an electronics lanyard. These are available from Amazon or from any electronics store. Personally, I didn't go for the lanyard and instead used a plastic twist tie to attach it to my key ring.
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Gary,For some reason Kingston appears to be using the the DT100 designation on two very different drives. The 16GB unit looks like a 4GB Cruzer that I have. The Cruzer has a little ring that allows it to be clipped onto a lanyard. I do not see that in the picture. The more serious problem is that even when retracted, pocket lint, sand and water easily enter the contact connector area.A month or two ago I got the 8GB DT100. As I thought I could see, this maintained the traditional Kingston cartridge design. The cap can be removed and stored on the other end when the device is in use. When not in use the device can be clipped back onto your lanyard. Buy two 8GB units for a little more and stay happy longer. Gary,For some reason Kingston appears to be using the the DT100 designation on two very different drives. The 16GB unit looks like a 4GB Cruzer that I have. The Cruzer has a little ring that allows it to be clipped onto a lanyard. I do not see that in the picture. The more serious problem is that even when retracted, pocket lint, sand and water easily enter the contact connector area.A month or two ago I got the 8GB DT100. As I thought I could see, this maintained the traditional Kingston cartridge design. The cap can be removed and stored on the other end when the... » Read More Gary,For some reason Kingston appears to be using the the DT100 designation on two very different drives. The 16GB unit looks like a 4GB Cruzer that I have. The Cruzer has a little ring that allows it to be clipped onto a lanyard. I do not see that in the picture. The more serious problem is that even when retracted, pocket lint, sand and water easily enter the contact connector area.A month or two ago I got the 8GB DT100. As I thought I could see, this maintained the traditional Kingston cartridge design. The cap can be removed and stored on the other end when the device is in use. When not in use the device can be clipped back onto your lanyard. Buy two 8GB units for a little more and stay happy longer. « Show Less
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The keyring is to attach it to a retractable lanyard for a duty belt. It's not for keys.
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There is a hole for a thin thread. I think it is too flimsy to hang it on keychain. I am carrying it on a lanyard.
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The key loop is made of hard plastic. I agree with Joe Z's answer. I would not risk carrying it around on a key chain.
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You would need a lanyard purchased separately, or a clip also separately. The holder is set up for either. Good luck.
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I'm not sure what a jet drive is. If you mean a jump/flash drive, yes there are USB ports. USB ports can be used for external hard-drives so you could store more information if the 64GB isn't enough. Let me know if have any other questions. Thanks.
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it self retracts and has a hole at the end where you could put a string or attach it to a key chain. I just leave it in the machine. It doesn't move around. You could always label it.
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It doesn't have a hole for a keychain. However, it does have a tiny hole to loop a lanyard onto it.
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If the device can attach to a key chain, the lanyard certainly should work.
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The case doesn't come with holes for lanyard. If you can drill holes, I don't see a reason why a lanyard can't be attached.
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Hello Mehmet, The DT Ultimate 3.0 G3 is not Windows-To-Go compatible and is configured as a removable disk. We do offer an Windows-To-Go certified drive called the DataTraveler WorkSpace, part number DTWS/32GB, found here: http://www.amazon.com/DataTraveler-Workspace-USB-Flash-Drive/dp/B00A48LAZM/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1426607350&sr=1-1&keywords=dtws%2F32gb Thank you for your interest in Kingston flash drives! -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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Hi, The metal keyring is fastened to the body of the drive. Removing it would damage the outside of the drive and it would not be able to be reconnected. For any further questions or concerns, please call us at 1-800-435-0640 (USA and Canada only) M - F 6am - 6pm PT and I or another available Technician will assist you. Thank you for choosing Kingston. -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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Yes, a small one in the gray end. Works with the fine straps from other flash drives.
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I agree with the other persons answer. A lanyard is possible to attach. The only problem I have with this model that I purchased is the limited channels. This model of "radio-transmiter has only 22 channels. There are other models that have the channels but each channel has many sub channels that give you the opportunity to only listen to the people that you want to communicate with. The small additional cost is well worth it if you are going to use it in a high communication area. This is like having your own phone instead of a party line.
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There are just two holes to pass a lanyard through on one corner of the device. A keyring could be used with a lanyard perhaps, but not optimally.
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I'm not a techie, but I'll try to explain the way it works. When you insert it into a USB slot, it asks for a password to Data Traveler. Once you enter the password, it creates 2 drives on Windows Explorer, for me. One drive shows the software (DTL) and another shows the information on the drive. I'm sure this didn't answer your question, but just wanted to explain.
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No it doesn't have a way to attach a lanyard. It is a snug fitting case. it's a hard shell, not the rubber gel type. My kids have them on their phones and have dropped them several times and no damage has occurred.