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    64GB USB $27 free shipping tiger direct

    Discussion in 'Notebook and Tech Bargains' started by Speedy Gonzalez, Sep 17, 2012.

  1. Speedy Gonzalez

    Speedy Gonzalez Xtreme Notebook Speeder!

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    Centon DataStick Pro RCDSP64GB-001 USB Flash Drive - 64GB, USB 2.0, Plug & Play, Grey at TigerDirect.com
    Centon DataStick Pro RCDSP64GB-001 USB Flash Drive
    Bring your important data anywhere with the Centon DataStick Pro RCDSP64GB-001 USB Flash Drive. The Centon DataStick Pro RCDSP64GB-001 USB Flash Drive allows you to carry your essential files; from documents to applications, to presentations and downloads, with its massive storage capacity of 64GB. Backing up your data or simply sharing your files is simple as this reliable flash drive comes with USB 2.0 that ensures fast plug-and-play use. Conveniently store your files with the Centon DataStick Pro RCDSP64GB-001 USB Flash Drive.

    What It Is and Why You Need It

    Sturdy Aluminum Housing
    Plug & Play
    Works with Windows & Mac

    Specifications
    Flash Specifications
    Type USB Flash Drive
    USB Standard USB 2.0
    Memory Size 64GB
    Write Speed 5 MB/s
     
    Speedy Gonzalez, Sep 17, 2012
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  2. HopelesslyFaithful

    HopelesslyFaithful Notebook Virtuoso

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    useless with 5MBps...3.5 hours to fill. at this rate only ones worth buying are 3.0 that are fast. Adata sticks have like 60/20MBps for about .50 cent per GB
     
    HopelesslyFaithful, Sep 17, 2012
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