Buffalo Packs 16 GB in Nail-Sized USB Drive

h3llb3nd4 · Jun 24, 2009

heh total awesomeness....
but I bet you I'll leave it on my schools PC and forget to take it home...

El_Mayo · Jun 24, 2009

Polarman said:
When it's time to remove this thing, do you need some pliers or a tweezer?

or.. tie string to it
attach the other end to a fast vehicle
and drive off at high speeds

but yeah it actually looks quite inconvenient.. unless there are little finger grooves

BazookaJoe · Jun 24, 2009

Heh - that looks awesome - now all I need is some form of 50 port USB array card with some kind of RAID controller, and BAM - Modular self expandable Super-SSD

El_Mayo · Jun 24, 2009

BazookaJoe said:
Heh - that looks awesome - now all I need is some form of 50 port USB array card with some kind of RAID controller, and BAM - Modular self expandable Super-SSD

that's the kind of thing Jizzler would say.

Disparia · Jun 24, 2009

I've been thinking about that kind of thing since I saw the first CF-IDE adapter

3ware's IDE controllers were the rage back then, as they were 1-drive per channel controllers. CF cards were getting faster, so eight of them would have yielded at least 100MB/s. Didn't have the money at the time to carry it out.

This nostalgic moment brought to you by: Jizzler and all the caffeine I had this morning.

Weer · Jun 24, 2009

This seems like a very nice niche item. I'd get one.

erocker · Jun 24, 2009

BazookaJoe said:
Heh - that looks awesome - now all I need is some form of 50 port USB array card with some kind of RAID controller, and BAM - Modular self expandable Super-SSD

Locked in at an awesome 35mbps. Most likely 20mbps.

OVRKIL · Jun 24, 2009

Actually, it would be perfect for my PS3 to fill the horribly placed USB ports on the front! I could leave them in and they act as extra storage and act as dust caps. There really should have been 2 front and 2 in the back.

eidairaman1 · Jun 24, 2009

talk about easy to lose and hard to pull from a system.

LittleLizard · Jun 24, 2009

i would lose that but is nice to use, for example on an old laptop for extra ram using ebooster.

MRCL · Jun 24, 2009

LittleLizard said:
i would lose that but is nice to use, for example on an old laptop for extra ram using ebooster.

Such a tiny device, and only four GB less space than my laptop HDD has... if I remember, my first computer got a four GB HDD... how time passes.

CyberDruid · Jun 24, 2009

Pint sized? That would be one GB per ounce

More like dropper size.

That is awfully cute...and easy to lose I bet.

mc-dexter · Jun 25, 2009

I'm confused... the title say's it is "pint size" to me a pint is this....

WhiteLotus · Jun 25, 2009

ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww fosters on tap. how very wrong.

mc-dexter · Jun 25, 2009

I agree, I'm more of a 'Bitter" fan myself or my favorite Newcastle Brown Ale

WhiteLotus · Jun 25, 2009

What's that Diana mild like? Head on impact to your liver is it?

mc-dexter · Jun 25, 2009

I've no idea, i've never heard of it before, that was just a random picture i grabbed from google to show the diffrence from a propper pint to what the title of this thread states the size of the memory stick is... is that even fair calling it a memory 'stick' :laugh:

WhiteLotus · Jun 25, 2009

oh lol. I thought it was your local.

mc-dexter · Jun 25, 2009

I used to work in my local for a almost a year... till not so long ago

was... no, it still is the cheapest beer around this town, shame about the pub itself though, it's a right sh#t hole :laugh:

TheMailMan78 · Jun 25, 2009

WhiteLotus said:
ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww fosters on tap. how very wrong.

Fosters is to Australia what AIDS is to Africa.

a_ump · Jun 25, 2009

dam lol i didn't know memory had advanced enough to have 16gb compacted into that lil plastic end. i'd def lose it, but i can see this being very useful to note/netbook users that don't want a 1.5-3" object sticking out of a USB port waiting to get broken off.

iluv2fly · Jun 25, 2009

Awesome!

I love the small size! I can keep it plugged in permanently and run my backup on it.

Beutiful!

mc-dexter · Jun 25, 2009

iluv2fly said:
Awesome!

I love the small size! I can keep it plugged in permanently and run my backup on it.

Beutiful!

You seriously have 16Gb or less of data to back up? thats not much at all.

h3llb3nd4 · Jun 25, 2009

mc-dexter said:
You seriously have 16Gb or less of data to back up? thats not much at all.

Heh, that's how much I have

I burn most of my data onto DVDs tho...
but they get old...

iluv2fly · Jun 25, 2009

Well for a laptop where documents are the most important, you don't even need that much. For a desktop then of course you need more. Obviously they did not make this with the intent for large backups. It's a small footprint gadget for small jobs! Perfect for a laptop.

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