Kingston reveals DataTraveller 6000

I'd rather stick with a cheap/generic flash drive and then to use TrueCrypt in portable mode to encrypt my data.
This way I can buy a fast USB3 flash drive and get all the encryption advantages.

The company I'm working for would probably go for one of these Kingston flash drives to store Certificate Authority related information that would require FIPS 140-2 Level 2 or 3 validated storage, but it would have to support Linux for it to be useful to us.
 
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