Posts Tagged ‘usb flash drive’




by David Allen on June 19th, 2009
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The rocky films from where these characters come may be a good few years old, but the memories are still there for some of us. Rocky is one of those people that we look at as being a hero and here he is with Clubber and Apollo doing their sit ups.     There is no mention of what sort of memory these guys have, but then again they are boxers and going on the punishment that Rocky used ...
by guest on May 22nd, 2009
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More cool stuff coming… The world’’s first USB flash Drive with OLED display gets introduced by ennova Direct Corp. It will come with a retractable USB connector and an integrated biometric fingerprint scanner on the OLED display itself, changing color upon the success or failure of each finger swipe. Apart from that, the OLED display also doubles up as an interactive interfac ...


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by max on April 21st, 2009
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Last month, I pointed out how valuable and time-saving it is to digitize all your receipts, especially if you run your own business like me.  Without a doubt, digitizing all my receipts for last year’s taxes has allowed me to fit ALL of my invoices, receipts, and other documents onto my 1GB flash drive I got for free at the Web 2.0 from eBay. The true secret to keeping your docume ...
by max on March 19th, 2009
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If you are looking for that fashionable and sleek USB Flash Drive, it’s here, the USB Jewel Butterfly Flash Drive.  It looks more like a perfume bottle, making it perfect as a gift to your ladies. Fashionable jewel series USB thumb drive with decorative crystal butterfly. Strap is included to attach to your cellphone or keys for convenient. via coolest-gadgets ...
by max on March 19th, 2009
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If you are out of time, you can buy a Lego USB flash drive over here but if you do have time to play around, try learning how to make a lego USB Flash Drive. The finished product, the second image shows the original case for the memory stick and the final image shows the LED in action. I was tempted to make an end cap, but it’d annoy me and I’d only loose it. via instructabl ...
by max on February 21st, 2009
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Gizmodo has a long, detailed write-up of how to convert a Dell Mini 9 into a full-fledged Mac OS-X netbook, cool.  I don’t really recommened doing that but if you want a Mac netbook on the cheap, this might be a great way to do just that. The easiest way to use both the Type11 bootloader (burned to a bootable CD) and your OS X install DVD is via the external USB DVD drive. The ca ...
by max on February 18th, 2009
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For those of you on-the-go or simply have multiple computers, you can learn how to run Skype from your USB flash drive so you don’t have to install the software on any computers. Here’s all you have to do: Install Skype on your PC and then find the installation folder. It’s probably something like “C:\Program Files\Skype.” Copy the Skype.exe file to a fol ...
by David Allen on February 12th, 2009
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Sometimes those guys and girls that spend a lot of time down the skate park often feel that they are being left out, but not any longer, as they even have their own style of flash drive, the SkateDrive.     These devices come a full 2 Gb of storage capability, that is not a bad amount of storage for an average USB flash drive, this should be at the top of the list for all of those ska ...
by max on February 9th, 2009
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OLPC (One Laptop Per Child), can now be run on any computer via a USB flash drive.  If you wanted to get your child one of these OLPCs, you no longer have to buy an OLPC.  Just get a used laptop for 50 bucks then simply stick one of these Sugar on Stick USB flash devices that will run OLPC operating system. There are two versions of Sugar on a Stick available at the moment. One is bas ...
by max on February 7th, 2009
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GetUSB.info has a great write up on how to turn a USB Flash drive into a local hard disk.  This might be a great way to stick everything you need in a USB if you happen to use multiple computers on daily basis The process of turning a USB stick into a hard drive is fairly easy.  However, there are limitations.  For example, this works best with Windows XP operating systems.  You also ...

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