How many times can you write to a specific byte? How fast can you write?

Harold


> They are continuously expanding on size, but what about the USB 2.0's
> speed?
>
> Are they capable enough to replace a typical laptop's hdd?
>
> On 5/29/07, Jake Anderson <jake@vapourforge.com> wrote:
>>
>> Peter P. wrote:
>> > I did not know that they got so big (and so expensive). I think that
>> the
>> end of
>> > the hard disk era is coming nearer with this. This disk on key is only
>> 5
>> times
>> > smaller than a 'standard' hdd supplied with new systems now. If
>> Moore's
>> law etc
>> > holds in three years there should be TB size flash disks on the
>> market.
>> With a
>> > lot of laptops and portables switching to a disk-less system is a
>> strong
>> > incentive imho.
>> >
>> >   http://www.buslinkbuy.com/products.asp?sku=BDP2%2D64G%2DU2
>> >
>> > Peter P.
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> Those guys are really expensive too as far as I have seen.
>> I can get 16Gb for ~$200 at the local computer market, I am half tempted
>> to make up a RAID system for the missus to play her games on out of a
>> few of them.
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