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Jason
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 Posted: Sun, 23 Jan 2005 09:10:31 Post Subject: 512MB Corsair Flash Voyager |
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 | The trade off of size for durability is one I am betting lots of folks will be willing to make. I think you will be hard pressed to find a better built, better working USB flash drive on the market, but then again this is Corsair, and we have come to expect the best from them. - The Review |
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JimBowy
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Very cool device.
I can't believe the beatings you put this thing through. Im surprised it survived being drowned....
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Spire
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Not only did it go through an entire wash cycle by accident again last night, but the rubber cap came off this time!!!
Still works... The Timex of the Flash world. |
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HackaX0rus
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my buddy has an atache` memory stick and his has survived the wash twice whears my other friends cheaper memory stick did not i am not sure why the outcome was different on these two sticks... i have one of the cheaper ones i ahve a 256mb one i got last chirstmas i belive it was only 30$ on sale. i have been careful and to my knowledge it has not gone through the wash...
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