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SanDisk Cruzer Micro (2GB) w/U3

06/24/06

SanDisk Cruzer Micro (2GB) w/U3

Best Buy was my last stop, I checked a few other places at the strip mall first...but they only had the kind with loose caps or in inconvenient styled units.

I had checked their website before visiting the store...and saw there would be three likely choices....the SanDisk Cruzer Titanium, SanDisk Cruzer Micro and Geek Squad. With the Titanium and Geek Squad ones topping out at 1GB, and the Micro being available up to 4GB. Though I was also looking for one under $100. So, it seemed I'd have to settle for 1GB.

At first I was scratching my head, wondering if it would be enough. Seems strange to think of that as a little space, when in the old days it was difficult to imagine having that much space. Had to remember that the files I wanted to store were measured in MB and the storage device I was looking at was in GB. Then, I felt reasonably sure that my short term needs could be met.

Later in the store, I couldn't locate the SanDisk Cruzer Titanium, but easily found the other two models. Though at first I couldn't locate the price for the SanDisk Cruzer Micro. But, when I did....I discovered that a 2GB SanDisk Cruzer Micro was less than a 1GB Geek Squad unit, while the 4GB SanDisk Cruzer Micro was about 3 times the price of the 2GB one. (even more if you factored in that there was a $20 mail-in rebate, though I don't). Not sure why they would price a huge difference between doubling capacity, but I guess that's normal.

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Comment from: David Teare [Visitor] · http://onepasswd.com
2GB sounds pretty sweet. I opted for the cheaper 500MB model, but it's enough for my current needs.

Regarding 1Passwd, you mentioned:

> Now if there was only a solution that for the
> Mac.... 1Passwd doesn't count, since it can't use
> the data store directly or provide synchronization.

This is true in the current version of 1Passwd, but the next release will have the ability to load the keychain data from any arbitrary location. This will allow you to keep your keychain on your USB key, or in theory any network-accessible drive.

Cheers!
--Dave Teare
Co-Creator of http://1passwd.com
06/27/06 @ 13:40
Comment from: The Dreamer [Member] Email · http://www.lhaven.net
And, it'll cope with RoboForm's encryption?
06/27/06 @ 17:54
Comment from: David Teare [Visitor] · http://onepasswd.com
Comments are broke; I keep on getting this error:

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* Supplied comment is invalid
06/28/06 @ 19:05
Comment from: The Dreamer [Member] Email · http://www.lhaven.net
It means you're triggering the spam filter.
08/26/06 @ 16:47

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