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Sony Micro Vault 8GB USB Click Flash Drive

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Sony Micro Vault 8GB USB Click Flash Drive $30 at Staples
 
Discuss (11) : History : Tell : Posted 9:38 AM PDT 08/24/08 by Ben
Sony Micro Vault 8GB USB Click Flash DriveStaples.com has the Sony Micro Vault 8GB USB Click Flash Drive for $30, with free shipping on $50 orders. Click to open or close just like a ballpoint pen with a single push.
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    #1   babuguy - Posted 10:45 am PDT 08/24/08 (33 Posts)
    This is a mail in rebate offer.
    #2   mushman - Posted 10:51 am PDT 08/24/08 (143 Posts)
    Where do you even see the rebate offer. What part of $64.99 and $35 instant coupon don't you understand. Use your brain before posting.
    #3   bensonw - Posted 11:43 am PDT 08/24/08 (167 Posts)
    Is $30 (assuming the total is at least $50 for free S&H) a good deal for a 8GB Flash Drive, or is it the Sony thing again?
    #4   foomench - Posted 12:49 pm PDT 08/24/08 (1102 Posts)
    newegg has had Corsair 8GB USB drives for $20 AR, free shipping.
    #5   AeroEight - Posted 1:07 pm PDT 08/24/08 (40 Posts)
    I don't trust any of the usb drives that don't advertise read and write speeds, 8 gigs is a lot of info to transfer at 5mb/s or 1.
    #6   flylow - Posted 1:41 pm PDT 08/24/08 (89 Posts)
    Still refuse to buy Sony branded products.
    #7   scottman - Posted 1:53 pm PDT 08/24/08 (211 Posts)
    #3, if you don't care about speed or brand, there have been a few 8gb flash drives for ~$20 shipped, without rebates. Keep checking.
    #8   ralphk917 - Posted 7:42 pm PDT 08/24/08 (789 Posts)
    Don't forget the 51% chance of a free stealth rootkit. I do not understand why anyone would trust Sony after they put a rootkit on their drives and music cds, withdrew the kits & offered a patch after public uproar, but the patch only revealed previous stealth files and then installed NEW uninstallable software. Unbelievable.

    See Rootkit Removal Program at:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2005_Sony_BMG_CD_copy_protection_scandal

    Screw you Sony.
    #9   hieuhef - Posted 9:51 pm PDT 08/24/08 (445 Posts)
    cause what happened years ago is really relevant today. l-o-l
    #10   foomench - Posted 8:30 am PDT 08/25/08 (1102 Posts)
    It is. I won't buy Sony. You can't convince me that their corporate culture has changed. They continue to "innovate" in anti-piracy technologies.
    #11   ralphk917 - Posted 9:56 am PDT 08/25/08 (789 Posts)
    #9 - Armed with knowledge, you are free to buy Sony or not. I would sincerely like to know what email list they force you to join to use the product you bought (like they did so you could get the rootkit removal toolkit). Or what other limitations they put on your use of something bought without notice. This may not bother you. But they have lost me as a customer, and if folks would shun such corporate actors, we wouldn't have Sony passing out rootkits. So, thank you for embracing corporate overreaching.
     
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