Which pendrive do you use?
By Pompon
@Pompon (1757)
Poland
November 22, 2007 7:44am CST
I've bought a pendrve recently, because using my mp3 for data starage started to be irritating:/ I needed something with at least 2GB and something my little brain coudn't forget to take with me anywhere I go:P So I found my perfect pendrive. It's PQI i810. It's just amazing. I attached it to my cellphone so I always canhave it when needed and it is so small it's unbelivable. Just to let you know:
Size: 30 x 15.2 x 5 mm
Weight: 2.2g
Maybe it's not the titan of speed but it's pretty good. So what pendrive did you have and what made you buy thi certain model?
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10 responses
@santuccie (3384)
• United States
22 Nov 07
The one I use most is a 2 GB Kingston. I bought it at school for several months to a year ago. It holds a lot of my personal files, including my e-mail client (Thunderbird Portable), and also a lot of techie tools. Then I have a 2 GB Sony, which I bought more recently at Staples. I frequently use this one to carry files back and forth between two computers. It also holds my Mini vMac and DOSBoxPortable. I have an off-brand, 1 GB flashdrive that I bought a couple years ago at Target, and four 1 GB, U3 Attache drives. I can't seem to remember where I bought these.
I also have a 3-year-old, 40 GB Seagate USB hard drive. I believe I bought this one at Target. :)
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@nitin_hec (1096)
• India
23 Nov 07
1GB stands for 1024MB. But a producer use it as 1GB=1000 MB. So when you bought 4GB pen drive Thats means for producer it is 4000MB. Thats means divide it by 1024. so actual pen drive capacity is 3.9GB.
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@milott (2646)
• India
25 Nov 07
I have my transcend 1 gb pen drive and it was more than adequate for my usage as i dont store songs in it but only some documents and presentations and excels, etc. I found it really fast to copy and transfer and this is the best I have used ever.
@nitin_hec (1096)
• India
23 Nov 07
I recently bought 1GB UMAX Apus Skate. just at 421Rs.
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@earncommunity (1178)
• India
25 Nov 07
i use kingston, DataTraveller 1gb pendrive. i'vent researched too much about pendrives but the dealer to whom i went recomended it and most of my friends use the same. So i didnt think twice before choosing kingston. now the 2gb version is available for the same price! thats the only regret i have about that purchase, when i bought only 1gb was available :(
@jack_bhargava (414)
• India
31 Jan 08
I m using Kingston Datatraveler for my data transfer...
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@jack_bhargava (414)
• India
31 Jan 08
I m using Kingston Datatraveler for my data transfer capacity of 2GB...
@shak143 (1279)
• India
23 Nov 07
right now iam not having any pen drive but iam looking for it.i want a pen drive like yours.in market there are so many and with different range of rates for same memory which makes me to think once before i proceed.any how thanks for sharing your information.it helps me in taking one.
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@Pompon (1757)
• Poland
23 Nov 07
Ithink you should thing what atribute is most important to yu. i810 is sure in handy, but if it's speed you want I recommend you PATRIOT Xporter XT. My boyfriend use it and it can save data on flash drive with 26 MBps speed (2.6 times as fast as mine O_O)! But it is more expensive, too.
@kevsgirlalways (5883)
• Malaysia
25 Nov 07
i have two thumbdrives, 1 is a 2GB Toshiba which a friend bought for me. another one is 1GB Kingston, which i got for free when attending an event. :)
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