USBDrive 16MB $29.95 USD to USBDrive 1GB $599.95 USD

[robsdeals]

USBDrive 16MB $29.95 USD
USBDrive 32MB $39.95 USD
USBDrive 64MB $69.95 USD
USBDrive 128MB $99.95 USD
USBDrive 256MB $179.95 USD
USBDrive 512MB $349.95 USD
USBDrive 1GB $599.95 USD


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[kcobra]

I guess if you need something ultra small, this product may be right for you. Otherwise, you can put together a much cheaper alternative. I just
put an old 4 gig SCSI HD into an external case and then bought a SCSI to USB converter. Works great under Win2k and I assume XP. Total cost
was $25 (HD) + $5 (external case from swap meet) + $10 (Xircom SCSI-to-USB converter from TigerDirect) = $40. Also, there are those external
USB cases that will take IDE HD's.

 

[aoLhaTer]

all i can say is wow to those

 

[Razorbacks]

Good...but I bought from Meritline.com and got the 64 MB version for $15 less.
Works great for transporting larger files from home to work. Nice geek factor also.
Link to meritline.com usb drives (different brands to choose from)

 

[rondeemc]

Wonder if the price drop is because they are USB 1.1 and not version 2..........

 

[SimMike2]

If you have a digital camera, chances are you have extra compact flash or smart media cards. This can be used for files as long as you have a USB card reader. Certainly not as compact as these USB drives, but still pretty small and convenient for people that already have extra flash cards. I've seen these readers for under $20. Sometimes Newegg has them in refurb for $15 which includes shipping.

 

[w3b]

$350 for 512mb usb drive... or 30cents for 700mb cd... I'll take the cd anyday 😛

 

[tedinde1]

How come the prices of these are going down and Memory is going up?? Sucks