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eWiz.com has the Super Talent 16GB 200X Pico C USB Flash Drive - Retail Package for $35 - $5 off with coupon code SUPERSTEAL5 [Exp 10/11] = $30 with free shipping. These drives feature up to 30 MB/s transfer speeds and weigh less than 6g. [Compare]
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looks like a good choice for buying as a gift.
I wouldn't call this a deal though.
Damn, that's cheap. I remember paying $90 for my 64MB jump drive back in the days.
I have found that using the "Micro SD" readers is cheaper, and more flexible, than these dedicated "keys." I have no idea about the speed though. For just making sure I have my stuff with me, the readers are a better choice, and the Kingston one has a metal case around the connectors for protection.
Using this or similar could I install an operating system like Windows 7, Linux or even Hackintosh Snow Leopard on one and then boot from it using the hard drive to store Mp3's, Movies etc? Thanks.
You'll pay a lot more for a high speed microSD card fer sure.
could be useful to mod my msi wind and add it as a internal memory for windows 7 quick boot and pagefile
normal pricing
you can get a kingston 16gig flash for the same price at buy.com
personally, i think carrying storage around is so 2005-ish. i do everything over ssh, scp, vnc. no need to carry around something that i know i'll lose.
Reminder; black Friday only a few weeks away. I'd expect to see this category at a buck a gig then, like my 16GB OCZ Diesel at sixteen bucks AR a couple months ago.
Very true! If you can hold out on your accessories, Black Friday is the way to go!
A LOT of bad reviews at the Egg on this drive. Don't buy don't buy.
#5, not a good idea. These were never meant to have the constant R/W access that an operating system requires. Without an SSD's memory optimizer management, this will fail rather quickly as there is a limit to number of R/W cycles it can endure.
Thanks #13 for your advice. Makes sense.
Bad USB drive. Dont buy it you will regret it if you do.