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Toshiba 4GB Thumb Drive $3 @ Harvey Norman

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  • +5

    these were $2 awhile back ago

    • +3

      They've been down to $1… Clearly Mr. Harvey bought waaaaaaay too many of these.

  • +1

    I like how the $ amount is the amount per customer imposed. When these were $2 it was 2 per customer, and now they are $3 its 3 per customer.

  • +2

    These are not worth $3.
    They wont even work on my Samsung tv to record because they are too slow.
    And I couldn't even fit Windows 8 on one.

    • Windows 8 does fit on one. I have one of these with Windows 8 on it.

      I wouldn't buy one for $3, but at $1 each (well, HVN used to sell them at $1 each), they are fine to be used as a Windows 7/Windows 8 install USB. Even with just 13.57MB/s read speed, it still beats DVD by a big margin. The write speed (3MB/s) is quite bad, so the most sensible way to use one of these is to just to utilise the read as much as possible.

      • That's interesting about Windows 8.
        About a month ago I was doing a clean install of Windows 8, when I attempted to extract from the DVD to USB it ran out of space. I ended up using my Aram 8GB usb (couldn't get the Lexar to work on that laptop).

        I thought it was odd. Just running the extraction right now, but I've got several of these so if it's restricted to one.

        • Just finished extracting with 277mb remaining of 3.62GB, either the other USB was defective or was formatted with NTFS.

        • Not NTFS. Mine is formatted as NTFS. NTFS is more efficient than FAT32. The one I have actually have a bit more free space than yours. Though, I might re-do it as FAT32 in order to create an UEFI bootable version.

        • NTFS gives me 3.58GB free of 3.63GB
          FAT32 gives me 3.62GB free of 3.62GB

          Does that match yours?

          When did you purchase yours?

  • Heaps of stock at Harvey Norman caringbah (NSW)

  • +4

    8Gb same price at Dick Smith on staticice so neg -1 because not the best value as can get more for same price

  • These are just really bad flash drives and not just the speed. If you go through the previous deals on these you will see that they are totally unreliable as well as slow. Save your money.

  • The deal is good but the product is not. Please do not post anymore as they all have a tendency to lose people's data. This is a case of a huge quality drop as a result of being too cheap…its unexpected of a good brand but its the case here.

  • Can anyone find me some $1 2GB cars or something please? I only use 500mb at max for an arcade machine tool but they need to be dedicated, so i need a lot of em.

  • -1

    This stick helped me get iTunes $20 BOGO three times in a role. First I bought gift card alone. Second and third time I bought with this stick and acted as new customer. Save huge $$$

  • Would love a $1 deal to come around again. I don't care if its 1GB, 2GB or 4GB. I need LOTS of them, each of which wouldn't be storing more than maybe 50MB. Speed not a factor etc. I bought the $2 ones last time but $3 isn't a deal for me.

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