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Would you buy a LTT Flash Drive?

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depends on how much the shipping would cost to send it to Italy

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If it wasn't some cheap bearly any storage or performance, doesn't let you plug in anything else and breaks after a week flash drive, then I'd consider it, but if it was like most licenced or branded flash drives, it wouldn't be worth it.

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If it was available in romania(without having to pay exorbitant prices for shipping) I'd buy one.

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Yeah I would, I have no problem supporting LTT as long as they aren't at some ridiculous cost like 200$ for a 32gb Usb 2.0 flash drive (I saw that in "tech" a store earlier today)

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Just make sure it's a large capacity 3.0.

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Only if it had some feature not available on a generic thumb drive that are already cheap as can be.

 

Thinking, a read-only setting, tools to help debug a system, live OS of some type, other apps to help you live with a computer.

 

Otherwise, NOPE, you know how cheap they are? Damn cheap!

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international shipping? 

plus add titan black and i'll think about it

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Depends on the storage size and cost. I wouldn't pay more for a flash drive just because it has a logo on it, the pricing would still need to be competitive with normal flash drives.

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I doubt it. If I wanted LTT branding I'd just put a sticker on a flash drive I already have.

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Well if shipping isn't to expensive maybe. Also the actual cost of the thing in relation to capacity and performance. never can have enough usb drives :)

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i'd buy it if it was a 32-64gb flash drive and above. I don't need a flash drive that is less than that.

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I would, but I wouldn't pay an extra dollar for it.

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not really I dont like flash drives

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not really I dont like flash drives

...you love'em ?

sorry, but you just (unintended) made my day ^^

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...you love'em ?

sorry, but you just (unintended) made my day ^^

 

haha yeah glad I made your day :3

 

no

 

really I hate them :(

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...

 

no

 

really I hate them :(

i'm really sorry to hear this... had not much probs with flashmemory so far; but i lost dear to me datacores...

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I would consider getting it if it was of a decent quality.  Not one of those cheap ones with a crap read/write speed though.

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So long as they are priced well, yes.

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go for the 64 GB or 128 GB one as i already have the 256 and the 16 GB and having a mid size one would be helpful as my large one is a mobile os and the small one is just getting too small for other things 

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i would, but it have a 128GB voyager, i don't need one.

 

i take it back, i would buy one anyways.

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It's have to have something special about it, you know. like that Zalman thing that could present itself as an ODD for example. Or if it came with a good live image on it that could be used for overclocking stability testing.

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