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EXPIRED - 32GB USB Memory Stick - Asda Online (P&P Charges apply) or Collect in Store (Free)


£29.63

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This USB stick has a massive 32GB worth of storage. Bearing in mind a lot of entry level spec laptops only have 80GB it shows just how advanced this product is. It can hold the equivalent of 13056 pictures (dependent on megapixel) or up to 512 hours of music. It is also USB 2.0 which allows much higher speeds than the previous 1.1. Finally this product comes with a 5 year warranty for peace of mind.

Price is only valid if you select the collect at store option, free for orders over £25, otherwise £4.95 for delivery

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31-10-2009, 14:17
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Usb 2 has been around since 2000! Hardly worth mentioning that in 2009!
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Lol 80gb is not entry spec! But good deal
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sorry description copied from Asda's website!
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I guessed as much hottt!
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lol, imagine transferring 32GB via USB 1.1

Good price for a 32GB pen drive

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how much are these normaly?
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how much are these normaly?
anywhere from 40 to 60 quid
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How fast is this in real life?
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Nice product

I have one of these plugged into my daughters TV

(The TV uses it as storage space to record freeview programs etc), and this stick is plenty fast enough to handle recording and playback of video with no stutter or breakup, (Something that was not the case with the 4gb sandisk stick supplied with the TV)

So should provide reliable high speed transfers in other applications
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Nice product

I have one of these plugged into my daughters TV

(The TV uses it as storage space to record freeview programs etc), and this stick is plenty fast enough to handle recording and playback of video with no stutter or breakup, (Something that was not the case with the 4gb sandisk stick supplied with the TV)

So should provide reliable high speed transfers in other applications
What TV is that out of interest
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This brand is not very good... i got a smaller one from asda a while back and it did not last that long, keeps asking me to format it... but it never works.

For that reason alone i would not spend the money even if they cost less then £10...

I think the best ones to buy in the high street are the KINGSTON Data traveller ones from staples (I think pcworld might sell them also but pcworld tends to be more expensive normally), these are extremely fast, good to use as superfetch feature in windows vista or windows 7.
I got 3 (8gb) data traveller ones and they have lasted a long time so far.

The kingston one allows the usb to retract, which might be why they last longer also.
Price wise the 8gb were a bargain i think less then a tenner at the time of purchase but the 16/32gb are bit more expensive then this asda one... so imo i think might be worth looking out there on the web for any kingston data traveller offers then buy something that will not last.

...actually if you buy one keep the receipt for when it goes wrong
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Depends how hard you throw it.
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lol, imagine transferring 32GB via USB 1.1

Good price for a 32GB pen drive

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Think I prefer getting several smaller ones, cos cheap ones often break.
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