Transcending Your Budget With a 16GB Express Card

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Thursday, April 5, 2007 by Michael Kwan

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Looking for a handy-dandy way to carry around 16 gigabytes of data, but don’t want to hog up a USB port? Transcend has just the solution for you, because they’ve just created a Solid State Flash Disk that fits into your laptop’s Express Card slot, packing in a full 16GB of documents, photos, and videos.

I’m not 100% confident that this extra memory can be used as part of Windows Vista’s ReadyBoost mode, but I am sure that you can use it as a USB Flash drive replacement (although it’ll be a touch bigger than a thumb drive). The other caveat that you’ll have to keep in mind is that the 16GB Express Card from Transcend retails for a hefty 1,000 Euros (US$1,335).

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