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  | Play.com 8GB USB Flash Drive£14.49 Free DeliveryRRP: £29.99 | You save: £15.50 (51%) In stock | Usually dispatched within 24 hours |
( - Replacement for your floppy disks, Zip drives and CD-Rs
- Read Speed: 10.5MB/S (70X)
- Write speed: 7.24MB/s (48X)
- No drivers needed for Windows 2000/ME and XP and MacOS 8.6 or later, 9.X and 10.1.2 or above
The Play.com Flash Drive is a fast and easy way to transfer data between computers in style.
The Play.com Flash Drive from Play.com makes it easy to quickly save and transport your important data. Users can transfer documents, pictures, movie clips and music to other computers with a USB port.
Features:
Transfer data between school , office and home in style.
Slim, stylish design for easy use
Fits onto your key ring
USB 2.0 and 1.1 compliant
2 Year Warranty
Average rating (26 reviews)
Doesn't last long!!
sleepingduck | 19/07/2008 | See all sleepingduck's reviews (1) »
brillient when purchased few months ago. However does not last long!! keep files backed up at all times!! Lost most of my files when it just stopped working! Will be buying the stronger 4GB memory stick!!
Broke
pandasprincess | 11/07/2008 | See all pandasprincess' reviews (1) »
I was in love with this usb stick when I got it. It was great value fo money for the size of it. But now the light has stopped flashing after purchasing a couple of months ago and I have ost all my data, my photos. Luckily I had the majority stored on a back up stick which was only a 2.0gb mikomi one. I have had this stick for three years with no issue. Good but not for the long run. Be careful
8GB on something the size of my little finger!
MyLittlePony | 09/07/2008 | See all MyLittlePony's reviews (1) »
First of all this thing is small. Which is great, because now I use it rather than nearly a dozen CDRWs. OK, it's not as fast as some, but for what I use it for, I don't care.
I've used it for important files and music so far, and no complaints. I've not tried videos yet, so I can't comment on one reviewer's problems with incomplete files.
You can even attach it to a keyring. What more could you want?
