X-bit labs

Started by: 31415 | Date 01/05/07

Comments: 21 | Last Comment:  09/13/07

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1. Who cares? You go to an e-commerce website, sort the flash drives based on price per gigabyte, and buy the most cost effective thing.

If you crave real performance, you go for external hdds.

Go home and tur your brain on. Of course, provided it is possible...

Go fuck yourself in the ass, will you!

:)

I mean come on; How dumb do you actually have to be to waste money on something you do not really need.
1 GB memorysticks are primarily used by "AVERAGE" people for storing word documents and other "AVERAGE" shit. They don't care about speed, and neither should you!

The only interesting thing is the Vindwows VUSTA ready boost, but that is another sac of dung that I do not even want to touch on!

The only interesting thing is the Vindwows VUSTA ready boost...very well this is just the issue I a, tying to clear in my head ....somewhere I run across the following definition.

For a device to be compatible it must conform to the following requirements:
The capacity of the USB device must be at least 256 MB and no larger than 4 GB[3]
The USB device must support USB 2.0
The device must be capable of 3.5 MB/s read speeds for 4 kB random reads spread uniformly across the entire device and 2.5 MB/s write speeds for 512 kB random writes spread uniformly across the device.
The device must have at least 64 MB of free space

but so far I have not found this specs in any offering.Maybe I am not looking at the right place...
can someone stick me a light?

Wow. Why did you tell that website to "go fuck themselfs in the ass"?

Yo, what's up?
Why did you tell that one website to "Turn it's bran on"?

2. The speed test in Apacer drives are suspicious. Are you sure you are not reviewing Handy Steno HT203 200X? After all, Apacer still lists HA202 200x as Read: 15MB/sec, Write: 10MB/sec.

yes. i'm sure ;)

3. add some test if it is readyboost capable

4. bullshit.
Why don't you get PQI U339 Pro, which is one of the best at the moment?

5. All of these flash drives are pretty generic and prett much the same.
It is still rather amazing the capacities and rapid decreases in pricing.
Wish more geeks would figure out fun and usefull hacks wth these flash memory drives now that the capacity has increased so much.
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6. One thing I'd like to see is some discussion of durability. I've had two flash drives that were appallingly cheaply put together and they physically came apart on me, so they are now held together with tape. The drives take quite a lot of abuse since they get carried around a lot, stuffed into pockets etc.

I know it's a hard thing to measure, but at least some impression of whether the casing looks sturdy or not would be useful. I'd happily pay more for a robust enclosure next time.

7. very goog test

8. Does the access time matter for a such device?

9. no write-protect switch

10. you must put exacly what is the capacity os a usb and give some exmples , cuase its to hard to finf it like thet

11. How do you use one of these and what are they used FOR?

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