On Monday, December 2, 2002, at 02:14 PM, Brett Forrester wrote: > Hi, gang. I'm thinking of getting me and my iceBook one of these new > USB flash drives so I can easily carry and transfer individual files > from my computer at home to any of the various PCs and occasional > iMacs at work, instead of mucking about with floppy or Zip disks and > their drives. Would you recommend this strategy for such as I've > suggested above? Does any make seem easier to use or more reliable > than another? What's a reasonable size to purchase (since they still > aren't exactly disposable, content or not)? What are your experiences > and findings? You can get the same results using any of the CF+ cards, smart cards, etc. and a usb adapter or PC card adapter. And then you can use those cards in your other devices such as cameras, pdas, and so on. A Zio adapter is only $30 or so and then add the cost of whatever card you want. You can get a 1 Gig IBM micro drive, a real hard drive about the size of a matchbook, for about $250+. --- Did anyone notice that the Turkey pardoned by the President was one of those mutant turkeys bred to have large breasts and therefore cannot walk? Jack Rodgers Email: jackrodgers at earthlink.net Web: www.jackrodgers.com iCal: coming soon iBlog: coming soon