This is another one from my usb flash drive 'collection' that I have acquired over the years, and perhaps one of the ones that I appear to use the most. Sandisk are normally renowned for making good quality memory based products, and hence you'll find their branding throughout items such as this usb flash drive (or pen drives or memory sticks or whatever else you want to call them), SD cards for cameras and portable games consoles etc, micro SD cards for phones etc etc. Hence, having used their products for a number of years in my cameras, phones and other usb sticks, I have sort of grown comfortable in the quality and security that they bring to my precious data, ...  Read the complete review

I like to use flash drives (aka pen drives) as they are quicker for data transfer from PC to PC, rather than using such things as CD/DVDs, which can be a little bulky these days. For that reason I do own several different flash drives of many brands and many storage sizes, one of which is the Sandisk Cruzer Micro with 4 GB of memory. ** TECHNICAL BITS... * Operating system required... Microsoft Windows XP/2000 (SP4), Vista and Mac X10.1.2 or later. * Windows ready * Device storage sizes vary * U3 software included. (see below) * Approximate size is 20mm wide, 57mm long and 8mm thickness * Approximate weight is 60 ...  Read the complete review

A USB flash drive enables you to store and transfer data between computers with ease. There are hundreds of different models out there, and there can be little to choose from them, apart from the obvious capacity. This is a 4Gb model, made by Sandisk. Enough capacity for the average user to move photos, MP3 files, personal video and office documents back and forth between for instance your home computer and your laptop, or whatever the choice is yours. If you are moving multiple movies around then I'd suggest a larger capacity of 8 or 16gb - even 32. As a very rough estimate if you are using a 12megapixel camera, you can store around 1000 photos on ...  Read the complete review

I've owned this for around 2 years now, back when I purchased similar to all things "flash memory" related it seemed huge at the time, but has only ever gone down since. Included was the U3 software, since I only wanted this to store my documents one of the first things that I did was to format the drive so that there was no longer the U3 app's on there, and the "CD" partition which enabled autorun. This was a simple process that could be completed with software included within the U3 suite, and if I recall correctly it even offered to allow for me to backup & restore my documents too (but being a new drive this was a tad ...  Read the complete review