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[Steve Mayfield]

USB 3.0 Terabyte flash memory stick [^] :omg:

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[Bassam Abdul Baki]

Anything more than 32 GB and you're asking for trouble when it fails. I've already replaced two at work since we have a few machines non-networked and need to use these for reading and writing. Short lifecycle.

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[Brisingr Aerowing]

I would rather have an actual hard drive. And I do.

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[Nueman]

Agreed. I had a 32 GB fail. Fortunately, I did not lose work, but I decided then that it is not worth the risk or expense.

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[Marc Clifton]

The 512GB model is $1750! I would imagine, what, the 1T version to be $4K or more. Good lord, that seems absurd to spend that money when there are a lot of cheaper ways to go. Seems more like something you'd want in a James Bond career. Marc

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[Lost User]

That device does not make sense. Is there any use-case that actually justifies buying such an expensive toy?

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[lewax00]

Wow, this whole thread looks exactly like the conversation I had with my co-workers about it before lunch :laugh:

[Brisingr Aerowing]

I have this[^] I have had no problems with it, and the reviewers that gave 1 star seem to not be very good with technology. The drive needs a lot of power to operate, and a USB 2.0 port won't provide it. I still can't figure out how people can think a device made for USB 3.0 will work full speed and with no errors in a USB 2.0 or even a (GASP) USB 1.0 port! (I know people who have computers with USB 1.0 Ports, and they say 'Upgrade? There are newer versions?' and wonder why Windows 7 won't run on their 10+ Year old machine.)

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[Steve Mayfield]

These are USB sticks not drives...

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[OriginalGriff]

Well, you could carry that essential backup of your entire Gentleman's Special Interest collection wherever you went...just in case you...um...needed...it ;)

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[Clifford Nelson]

Too bad so expensive ($1,337.00), and not sure about reliability compared to HDD

[Single Step Debugger]

You’re joking right? The thing is only one terabyte.

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[Dr Walt Fair PE]

<sarcasm> Who would ever need more than 640K? </sarcasm> Actually I've had pretty bad luck with larger USB sticks. I think 8 - 16 GB is about the reliability limit for now.

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[thrakazog]

Even flash drives wear out. They are only good for a certain number of writes. That's going to be a high number, but if you try to use it as a system drive or something that does a lot of writes it will die on you in time.

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[Marc Clifton]

Zac Greve wrote:

I have this[^]

Nice! I have a 64GB SSD that I use to hold a VM of my development environment, otherwise, I just use "redundancy" between a couple computers as a backup for A/V stuff and a remote SVN server for everything else. Marc

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[Rob Graham]

So now we can infect all of the machines we have access to with billions of trojans and viri all at once!

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[Ravi Bhavnani]

Crap.  And I just bought a 64G stick. /ravi

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Nice! /ravi

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[Brisingr Aerowing]

I got it on sale for $50. Now that is what I call a deal!

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