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    EagleTec Nano 4/8GB Flash Drive is Pri-Tay, Pri-Tay Small

    Brando EKmemory Micro Flash Drive Surprisingly Not Cheapest, Smallest Of Them All
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    Image of kyokan kyokan
    04/23/09

    In reply to EagleTec Nano 4/8GB Flash Drive is Pri-Tay, Pri-Tay Small
    What you guys want is one of these: [www.lacie.com]


    Speeds of 30 & 10 Mb/s, durable, no cap, and just looks great. Currently the largest size they do is 8GB, but as soon as they release a 16GB I'm getting one...

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    Image of ZLevee ZLevee
    04/24/09

    @kyokan: read this:[computershopper.com]

    Manufacturers advertise maximum burst speed, not average speed. One of these (Imation Atom, SanDisk Extreme Cruzer Contour, Kingston DataTraveler HyperX) might outperform the Lacie in the real world.
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    04/22/09

    In reply to EagleTec Nano 4/8GB Flash Drive is Pri-Tay, Pri-Tay Small
    The Imation atom is also very small, and writes at almost double the speed (11Mb/s). It reads faster too (22.2Mb/s). [computershopper.com]
    Here's a bunch of flash drives reviewd for performance: [computershopper.com]
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    Image of carfeu carfeu
    04/22/09

    In reply to EagleTec Nano 4/8GB Flash Drive is Pri-Tay, Pri-Tay Small
    Pen drives are so 2008. I use Dropbox.
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    Image of Geisrud Geisrud
    04/22/09

    @carfeu: Until you don't have an Internet connection, or don't want to risk your network by using a network connection.
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    Image of ripfire ripfire
    04/22/09

    In reply to EagleTec Nano 4/8GB Flash Drive is Pri-Tay, Pri-Tay Small
    I just lost my flash drive this morning and nothing else brings up my spirits than this article rubbed up to my face.
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    Image of Geisrud Geisrud
    04/22/09

    In reply to EagleTec Nano 4/8GB Flash Drive is Pri-Tay, Pri-Tay Small
    /Austin Powers voice


    It's all cap Baby! Yeah!

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    04/22/09

    In reply to EagleTec Nano 4/8GB Flash Drive is Pri-Tay, Pri-Tay Small
    That quarter is huge!
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    Image of Sam43054 Sam43054
    04/22/09

    In reply to EagleTec Nano 4/8GB Flash Drive is Pri-Tay, Pri-Tay Small
    Hows the speed of the EagleTec Nano.? I got a cheap stick from microcenter and it was s.l.o.w. And I mean painfully slow!
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    Image of Kaiser-Machead Kaiser-Machead
    04/22/09

    @Sam43054: That's one problem I find with these cheaper drives. They're good for keeping lots of text files that only measure in the sub megabyte range, but if you want to use it to play videos off on a netbook, or transfer your small music library, it's nigh useless.
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