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That's bigger then my Macbook's hard drive :O

Jesus... for over $700, that IS your MacBook. Haha. xD Kingston sure does know how to dearly overprice things. xDDD
Cool, though. :y:

It's an impressive achivement, getting that amount of memory into such a small memory key; however the price needs to be re-thought.

You can get a 1TB passport drive by Western Digital for around 1/7 of the price of that memory key.

It's a nice idea, but the price is really bad.

//AC

Yeah, but if i was a millionaire, i would definately have atleast like 10 of those :p

i dont think you know what a TB is, it is 1000 gb, and for 1/7 the price, I would like to see that lol. but really.

Woah, jesus. Be pretty mad if you forgot to "saftely remove hardware" then it got corrupt. $700 down the swanny.

700$!!! Sorry i would rather buy a 1tb external hard drive

what the fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuk , 700 big ones !!!!

a 300gb harddrive costs $75 (£50) at the stores . . . . , and its a usb small harddrive, pocket size

but this wud be siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiik to own a memory stick, imagine how many movies u cud put on it

350+ movies (700mb each) . . . .

I own a 1TB WD passport and it was £140, the price of that memory stick in pounds is approximately £438 so not really 1/7 of the price.

You think wrong then.

I am pretty experienced in computers, and I am sitting next to a computer that was built from scratch by myself. I know the difference by a terabyte and a gigabyte.

I would also think you don't know what a terabyte is, as it is not 1000 gigabyte, it's 1024 gigabytes (approximately).

The point I was trying to make was that 1TB is around four times the amount of memory this flash drive offers. The external hard drive offers a cheaper price, and it has more memory, therefore it's better really and it's very portable.

//AC