Kingston Announces Bulky 256GB Thumb Drive

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tkddan87

sweet ultra mobile pc..load a usb os on there and all your programs and you just need some cheap hardware, and save money on a hdd and buying an os...this is of course ignoring the lower read/write number that thumb drives have than hdds...but i dont know how they compare to SSDs

 

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TechJunkie

Good Gawd man!! Is that a Kingston in your pocket or are you just happy to see me??

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ibfreeekout

I think this is just a bit much. If 32 or 64 GB aren't enough, why don't you buy a laptop? If anyone does use it for Windows Readyboost, that's A LOT of RAM.

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Devo85x

You cant carry a laptop everywere... I'm still in highschool but I do a lot of work on the computers there, and you need special permision to use a laptop, so why would I?  One of these and I can carry movies for my free time, schoolwork, portible programs etc...

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Tekzel

I guess my question is... Why NOT 256gb?  The computer industry is alway about bigger.. yet smaller... and faster.  This is just the natural evolution of that ideal, if Kingston didn't do it one of their competitors would have so they are going to be the one.  Sure, its a PR stunt, but I bet in 6 years these will be in the basket by the register at your favorite computer mega mart for $15.

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QuadCoreAbe

They'll be at the dollar store in 3 years !! haha.

 

And I'll buy a dozen then !!!

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