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SanDisk Ultra 256GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive - US $55.29 Shipped (~AU $77) @ Amazon

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  • Transfer speed up to 10x faster than standard USB 2.0 flash drives
  • Backward compatible with USB 2.0
  • Secure file encryption and password protection with SanDisk Secure Access software
  • 5-year warranty

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  • Bad link…

  • Oops… Thanks for pointing that out. Updated

  • Thoughts on the drive? Or get what you pay for? Wanting reasonable speeds for regular 3-5gb transfers

  • Would this be suitable for sticking all the kids' movies on and playing through a laptop? Great capacity and easily transported, much more so than an external HDD.

  • Bugger! Was looking for an extreme 128…

  • Let me get the ball rolling…

    I remember my first drive was 256mb and it cost…

    • +1

      256mb.. That's massive! I remember my 128mb nano PNY. Set me back around $120

    • +1

      Flash drive or hard drive? ;)

      • 256mb flash drive.

        My first hard drive was 12gig. I was the envy of all my friends. I was the first to have a drive with double figures.

        I also had a 17" CRT. Now that really blew them away.

        • Doubt I'll be the best story on this site, but anyway:
          First pc in 1995, was bought to run win 95. Pentium 75 (75MHz). Cost my folks $3.5k coz it included a CD drive and had a printer. I've forgotten how big the hdd was, possibly 8gb.

          I still remember when dad was driving me to high school 1 day and on the radio they mentioned that Intel had created the first 1GHz CPU, this was when 333MHz was about the norm.

        • @Spackbace:

          That's impressive. Mine was a Pentium II 400mhz.

          Had a DVD drive. And a sub with two tweeters.

          Picked it up from Gateway - remember them - in their flagship store in Sydney. It was ex-display going for $1699.

          Like company, it didn't last that long!

        • @Spackbace:

          Actually hard drive definitely wasn't 8gb for the first one, probably only a couple of GB

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