2x 4 GB Sandisk Cruzer Mini USB 2.0 Flash Drives

[Kniteman77]

Bragging rights anyone ?

This is the lowest price I could find per unit on each of these. Downside is you have to buy two.

Anyway, add two to your cart, auto 25% off flash memory, use the 90 off 750 coupon code thats out there.

Bingo, 509.99 shipped + Tax from Dell home.

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Not exactly hot, but good for bragging rights and/or creating a USB flash drive for a bootable OS.

 

[Pabster]

FWIW BusLink makes an 8GB ...

 

[Keitero]

Geez, I don't think I could have a use for a two 4GB flash drives, let alone one 1GB.

 

[q2261]

Originally posted by: Keitero
Geez, I don't think I could have a use for a two 4GB flash drives, let alone one 1GB.

Unless you're like me and you want to boot your OS from a flash drive

 

[KeithP]

You can use a currently available $30 off coupon to get 1 for $269.99.

-KeithP

 

[GMaximus]

Originally posted by: q2261

Originally posted by: Keitero
Geez, I don't think I could have a use for a two 4GB flash drives, let alone one 1GB.

Unless you're like me and you want to boot your OS from a flash drive

Wouldn't the transfer speeds be a bit slow for that?

Unfortunately I am broke or I'd snap these up, you can never have too much easily portable storage..

 

[Squalish2357]

At these prices, why not just buy a hard drive mp3 player w/ USB-mass-storage drivers? The freeness with which you handle these things is sort of diminished when they're so expensive that losing them would be painful.

My 256 cruzer lost its keychain-load-bearing plastic bridge and, without its keys to keep it company, succumbed to being forgotten in a public library. After trying another one, I found that Gmail was equal in ubiquity and much more secure than a keychain.

 

[Ghettocowboy]

hmmm, for that price, I'll stick with WD Passport external HD

 

[davidsi]

yeah can u boot off an ipod?

 

[brxndxn]

Originally posted by: GMaximus

Originally posted by: q2261

Originally posted by: Keitero
Geez, I don't think I could have a use for a two 4GB flash drives, let alone one 1GB.

Unless you're like me and you want to boot your OS from a flash drive

Wouldn't the transfer speeds be a bit slow for that?

Actually no.. with a faster flash drive (7-15mb/s), boot-up will probably be faster than a hard drive since there is almost zero seek time.

 

[RossMAN]

My vintage 1999 iMac (revision B) has a 4GB hard drive.

Wow.