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Thats a crazy size. I thought my 32GB drive was big !
The price however, holy crap!
I love everything about this drive, except the pricing. I would love to know how many people would be wanting to spend almost $900 on a flash drive……….
been looking at their 64GB drive for a while now, seems an ideal price point.
I would rather buy a USB 3.0 enclosure, self powered for a 480GB SSD drive. It would be faster and much cheaper…..
So a external 500GB 3.0 harddrive cost $90. It also fits in the shirt pocket. I got to wonder what happens to the guy that buys this and then loses it.