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USB Drive (Lexar 2GB Jumpdrive) or Do I go for U3 Technology?
GTD Wannabe | Apr 8 2006
Looking for advice here. I'm thinking about getting a USB drive. I'm looking at the Lexar 2GB Jumpdrive, which seems like a nice size, and supposedly comes with good sync software. Or maybe a PNY 4 GB drive, which is just slightly more expensive, but no syncing software. But then I thought, hmmmm, maybe I should be getting into the new U3 software/hardware? (see http://www.u3.com/ for more info if you've never heard of it.) Anyway, any advice on any of these three options would be much appreciated. This sort of a lark for me, since I have a laptop, but I thought it would be smart to have my critical stuff on a usb drive, for the next time my motherboard goes, or if I want to travel without bringing the laptop. Thanks :) 7 Comments
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I had the same reaction...Submitted by jason.mcbrayer on April 9, 2006 - 2:47am.
I had the same reaction as Emory to the U3 stuff. With a 2 or 4 gig drive, you have plenty of room to install portable apps, and with portable versions of all the Mozilla apps, the GIMP, Gaim, and OpenOffice.org, there's not a whole lot you can't do with regular portable apps. » POSTED IN:
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