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Joshua
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join:2004-01-04
Phoenix, AZ
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Re: [Tip] Make the most of your USB drive
said by howie  :said by Mele20 :That was confusing as I thought you were talking about USB ports at first. I don't have a USB Flash drive and see no reason to have one. Why would I want one? What would I need it for? You wouldn't want one and don't need one.  I find them extremely useful for transferring pictures from my digital camera to my PC. Plugging the camera into the PC works but I find it awkward and slower than just popping my CF card into the USB2 reader. I also find it extremely useful for transferring files/programs between PC's. said by Keizer :said by howie :said by Mele20 :That was confusing as I thought you were talking about USB ports at first. I don't have a USB Flash drive and see no reason to have one. Why would I want one? What would I need it for? You wouldn't want one and don't need one. I find them extremely useful for transferring pictures from my digital camera to my PC. Plugging the camera into the PC works but I find it awkward and slower than just popping my CF card into the USB2 reader. I also find it extremely useful for transferring files/programs between PC's. I agree with Howie! I too use a USB CF card reader to transfer my photos. Just look how quick I was able to grab the progress shot of my 73 Camaro! Keizer said by Mele20 :Yeah...guess I don't need one.  I don't have a digital camera. I hope you guys know that hes talking about USB thumb drives, has nothing to do with digital cameras, and USB CF card readers/MemoryStick/etc.
said by Mele20 :Yeah...guess I don't need one. I don't have a digital camera. I'm disabled so I don't need to transfer files between home and work. I can transfer files between my two real computers and my virtual and real ones without a USB drive. I can see where though in certain instances they would be very useful. For me though, I can think of many better ways to spend my money. (I need more RAM ....1024 is not enough to run a host box and two virtual PCs at the same time  and that's going to be $150 for two 512 sticks). I find USB Thumb drives to be easier to use than burning CDs, or using floppies. But I think the best way to transfer files, a network of course I lost my 1GB thumbdrive at school, so I find those small things easy to lose. |
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DFWDraco76
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join:2001-02-21
Plano, TX
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| I "lost" mine for a few weeks too... but it turned up, I had just accidentally tossed it in the wrong drawer after work one day. So they are definitely easy to misplace!!!
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boog
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join:2000-07-24
Trenton, OH | I'm good at forgetting to take things out of my pockets, I have washed both my thumb drive and a compact flash card.
The both still work just fine! |
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