Think your Flashdrive storage space is huge? Well, Check this baby out...
The 64GB BUSLINK USB Flash Drive PRO 2 Series...Yep, that’s not a typo. 64 freakin' gigabytes. On a flash drive.
Gram per gram, it’s likely one of the most expensive little tech trinkets around. It goes for over a little under US$5,500.00 (PhP 273,500.00, or the cost of several high-end PCs), and it fits on a keychain. It would be the equivalent of a one-carat diamond engagement ring of the highest clarity and cut ?thing is, this flash drive won’t get the girl to say yes. A geek, maybe. But a girl?
Think of what you can do with 64 gigs on your keychain. Oh man.
Read the full article in the November issue of Mobile Philippines. Available now.
The 64GB BUSLINK USB Flash Drive PRO 2 Series...Yep, that’s not a typo. 64 freakin' gigabytes. On a flash drive.
Gram per gram, it’s likely one of the most expensive little tech trinkets around. It goes for over a little under US$5,500.00 (PhP 273,500.00, or the cost of several high-end PCs), and it fits on a keychain. It would be the equivalent of a one-carat diamond engagement ring of the highest clarity and cut ?thing is, this flash drive won’t get the girl to say yes. A geek, maybe. But a girl?
Think of what you can do with 64 gigs on your keychain. Oh man.
Read the full article in the November issue of Mobile Philippines. Available now.
a geekette?
What would you use 64GB on a flash drive for?
I can think of some applications (like 13 full length movies in DVD quality)- but with the flash drive costing more than the laptop I connect it to - I think my behavior around it would be a little different. Protective, maybe? At best, I can keep my "junk" data there and have the notebook (or PC) free of disc space clutter so it runs faster. But (correct me iiw) wouldn't a less costly 2nd harddrive on a laptop be better.
I can hear you say "Data Portability" on a keychain. Well drives like this can replace an entire shelf of backup tapes that the company uses to store older information. We have something like that - an emergency tape SET that the IT dept sets aside -that could be used to "restart" operations from a remote location in case the main office building experiences a virtual or actual Sept 11.
Corporate IT Continuity Keychain. That's a mouthful.
it's a bit too expensive. only rich people can buy it. even if the price goes down to about 50000pesos, a price of a laptop, it is still way too expensive. for 50000pesos, you get as much as 200+GB external HD, which should take care business or personal requirements.