While doing some typing for a client of Marks I realised he hadn't sent me a memory stick to save the completed files and documents on, I do regular work for this guy so knew it was simply an oversight and for that reason I didn't mind nipping down to our local independent PC shop to buy one as I couldn't finish the work until I'd saved what I'd already done. I came back with a 4gb Integral 'Neon' memory stick, the pink colour appealed to me and as it only cost £4.99 I chose that one as I knew it would become my own stick as soon as Martin had transferred everything onto his main computer system. He's seven feet tall and built like an American Football ...  Read the complete review

I finally bought my first ever flash drive earlier on this year. It suddenly dawned on me that I had thousands and thousands of sentimental family photos saved on my laptop and although I had printed most of them, I hadn't backed them up. Therefore I ordered myself a Kingston Data Traveller version from Amazon. Whilst waiting for it to arrive, my laptop died! It could not be repaired and I was pretty gutted to be honest - what awful timing! However, I certainly learned my lesson, especially because there was a lot of work for my dissertation saved on the latop which I of course had not backed up. Therefore, I thought I would keep the flash drive I had ...  Read the complete review

I needed a new flash drive when my old one decided to corrupt itself (long story) and refuse to let me copy files over. I normally buy from online computer shops, but this one was on offer at Amazon for £3.99 (normally priced £4.99) which I thought was a bargain. I especially loved the fact it was neon pink as pink is my favourite colour. It also meant I could easily differentiate between mine and my husband's. It is also available in yellow, blue or black. The memory stick is very easy to use - it is quite literally plug and play. There's no messing around with drivers, software or anything else. This meant I could use it straight away. There is an LED light ...  Read the complete review

At the moment I'm having to do a professional course for work in which I have to take three modules over 18 months. It's a fair amount of work with a lot of assignments and in order to help me be ordered, I decided to buy three flash drives (one for each module) on which to be able to store and transport my work. I opted for the Integral Neon 4GB USB Flash Drive which comes in a variety of bright neon colours (I have neon yellow, pink and purple) which is great because it means they are easily identifiable and means you can assign one colour to one subject. Each flash drive cost me just £4.65 from Amazon (including post and packaging) which I think is a great price for ..  Read the complete review