What size flash drive do you have?

[Geoff]

I Had a 16GB flashdrive at one point for about an hour, I found it in the street without the USB connector so I took a connector off of a USB cable and soldered it on, worrked for an hour, computer crashed and didnt turn back on till I took out the drive, plugged it in and computer's USB card died... threw it away

That wasnt a flash drive, they dont make 16GB flash drives. You probably found a 16GB portable hard drive.

 

[ADE]

look in the link i gave. there are tons of them

 

[Bobo]

2 256MBs, and a 1GB

 

[The_Other_One]

That wasnt a flash drive, they dont make 16GB flash drives. You probably found a 16GB portable hard drive.

http://reviews.cnet.com/Kanguru_Flash_Drive_Max_32GB/4505-3240_7-31829081.html
Don't be so sure of yourself Actually, we once got a tigerdirect catalog that I'm quite sure had 32GB and 64GB flash drives. I'll try to find it sometime...

 

[Geoff]

http://reviews.cnet.com/Kanguru_Flash_Drive_Max_32GB/4505-3240_7-31829081.html
Don't be so sure of yourself Actually, we once got a tigerdirect catalog that I'm quite sure had 32GB and 64GB flash drives. I'll try to find it sometime...

Ok, so they do, but I doubt ku-sama found an $800 flash drive on the ground. The one he found was probably a mini HD.

 

[Ku-sama]

you can get them for about $275 guy


http://froogle.google.com/froogle?q...lmode=online&scoring=p&sa=N&lnk=next&start=50


it was something like the corsair, but didn't have a label

 

[Crash5291]

not flash drives but i have a 32MB SD card, and a 512MB Micro SD card (my phone uses it) my laptop had a card reader and i use a usb adapter for the desktop.

its rare i need more then 512mb, i split it with winrar.

 

[Geoff]

you can get them for about $275 guy


http://froogle.google.com/froogle?q...lmode=online&scoring=p&sa=N&lnk=next&start=50


it was something like the corsair, but didn't have a label

I was looking at the link TOO posted where it said $800.

But wow, those really came down in price!

 

[Ku-sama]

Yeah, but for my 4GB drive I got a sweet deal of $8 after rebates

ad besides, the one he posted was a 32GB

 

[Emperor_nero]

I've got a 1GB Memorex TD Classic 003C got it at CC.

 

[AdmnPower]

where's the poll option for "don't have one?" Its true, I'm so cheap I haven't even got junky one yet

sorry didn't think about that when i made the poll. my bad

 

[cuffless]

1gb. its mainly for office stuff

 

[Impr3ssiv3]

i have a CORSAIR 1GB that was like $60 a year ago and it now 20. i could get a 2GB or 4GB for $60 now

 

[maroon1]

I have two 128MB flash drive

its rare i need more then 512mb, i split it with winrar.

How can you split it with winrar ?

I mean if you have for example one file at size 200MB, can you split it to two (each on at 100MB) ?

 

[AdmnPower]

i have a CORSAIR 1GB that was like $60 a year ago and it now 20. i could get a 2GB or 4GB for $60 now

i only paid 27 plus shipping for my 2 gig. so about 31 or 32 total.

 

[tlarkin]

For work I have:

2 x 1gig flash drives
1 x 2gig flash drive
2 x 80gig usb2/FW 2.5 inch lacie porsche drives


I actually have different uses for all of them, but they all go in my back pack, I don't have like 4 flash drives hanging on my keychain, that would be just too geeky.

 

[tlarkin]

I mean if you have for example one file at size 200MB, can you split it to two (each on at 100MB) ?

When archiving with win rar you can split file size. I once had to email someone 40 megs of attachments via gmail because of some stupid reason I can't even think of at the moment. Gmail has a 10meg attachment limit, so I split the file into 4 x 10meg attachments via winrar and sent them individually.

I think the person I was sending to, only had access to their gmail account so it had to be that way...

 

[MasterEVC]

2x 2GB's 2x 1GB and 1x 512MB

 

[Saurian]

My input to this thread: I haven't read it all, though.

When you kids go to college, get a good 1GB or something drive to use for keeping ALL your school work on. Carry it on your school keys if you live dorm-wise, or on your car keys so you ALWAYS have the drive. Working on stuff and home and school is complicated. And, I've had OS crashes that left me without a record of assignments, and I've had to lose points because I couldn't reproduce a copy for final project notebooks or stupid chit like that.

Plus, you'll be poor and not wanting to print and use your own ink. You have those files on the jump drive. Walk in, log on, open, print, unplug, log out - 45 seconds and you've got your print outs, simple as that.

Seriously, it'll be the best addition to your pocket for college. I also have NES/SNES/Genesis emulation on mine as well, I've played NES in class a few times, lol.

 

[lee101]

I've got a 1 gig which I use for school and stuff like that, a 256 which I used to use but now i think is with my laptop, and a 128 one which I use for transferring drivers that i got free from MS