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JohnWill
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28-May-2009, 03:14 PM
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DVD+R disks are nothing like a USB FLASH drive, they fit into a totally different category of usefulness and functionality.
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DVD+R disks are nothing like a USB FLASH drive, they fit into a totally different category of usefulness and functionality.
But in the end all they really do is hold info like a flash drive. Same concept, just different size & shape.
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Let's see, different size and shape, one is R/W media and one is R/O media. They use totally different technology to read and write.
Gee, other than the fact that they're both mass storage, they really aren't all that similar.
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Let's see, different size and shape, one is R/W media and one is R/O media. They use totally different technology to read and write.
Gee, other than the fact that they're both mass storage, they really aren't all that similar.
Oh JW - Although you keep trying, you just continualy fall a little short of whats real..Once again, they BOTH simply record data..
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Gee, with that definition, a pencil and paper is also "the same". Get a grip, when you're wrong, you're simply wrong!
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05-Jun-2009, 01:56 PM
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Definitely go with 8GB, better safe than sorry.
Because sometimes when I would go to transfer
big .avi files I had to do them in multiple transfers.
If you go with one 8GB it will be easier, I just bought an
external hard drive and it makes transferring much easier!
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