Memory sticks in size order
4 GB, 16 GB, 32 GB and finally 64 GB.
The last one I only just bought and was just over £10, has the largest capacity and as you can see is about the size of a penny. It is barely larger than the USB3 connector itself.
What will things be like in the next few years do you think?
Pan Aveyard says
Store stuff on the penny?
Alan Stainer says
Well, I do store stuff on the PNY already. ;)
Pan Aveyard says
Alan Stainer (I had to look that up :)
Alan Stainer says
It’s the red one in the picture.
Neil Robertson UK says
Pan Aveyard might be something like a penny! Just place it in a well or a slot on the device. No electrical connections. Just uses induction.
Chris Guiver says
don’t like em too small, harder to insert/extract
Alan Stainer says
That’s exactly what I found when I tested out the new one Chris Guiver One plus side to the tiny size is that it is harder to accidentally knock the USB stick. Memory sticks aren’t impervious and can get damaged quite easily.