Kiriku said:And hella expensive too. Around US $1000.
Panajev2001a said:Haha, no... Sandisk's own website (normally you can find their products in stores at a lower price) lists it for $799.
Kiriku said:Really? 'Cause I got the price from a Swedish news site...maybe it's the European price then?
Panajev2001a said:
Kiriku said:So what are the advantages of using a memory stick instead of a small HDD, for example? I honestly don't know much about it, so I'm curious.
Defensor said:How far has the Duo/Duo Pro gone up to? 512MB?
kpop100 said:I know the PSP wont take that, only the Duo line, but imagine if that was in your PSP. You'd be walking around with more than $1000 of hardware in your hand/pocket...damn just put a sign on your back that says 'mug me please'.
i walk around with ~$1000 worth of gear everyday - PDA + extended battery + 1GB MS. There's some places i don't take my PDA because of drawing attention to myself, but theft isn't something i really worry about.kpop100 said:I know the PSP wont take that, only the Duo line, but imagine if that was in your PSP. You'd be walking around with more than $1000 of hardware in your hand/pocket...damn just put a sign on your back that says 'mug me please'.
aoi tsuki said:AFAIK, MS sticks work in a Duo slot. They just stick out.
i walk around with ~$1000 worth of gear everyday - PDA + extended battery + 1GB MS. There's some places i don't take my PDA because of drawing attention to myself, but theft isn't something i really worry about.
* Some products equipped with a slot compatible with both standard and Duo-size media do not require the adaptor.
kpop100 said:1 GB should be out very soon.
Fight for Freeform said:How about speed? How does the data transfer compare to a HDD?
I'm skeptical about these things replacing HDDs (in consoles)...but excited at the possibility.
Fight for Freeform said:Thanks Pana!
Bregor: That's quite true. I was thinking that nowadays, they will make users buy it, like current day mem cards for the GC and PS2, rather than bundle it.
Currently 128MB Jumpdrives are slightly higher priced than Sony's 8MB mem card for the PS2. Perhaps by next Fall (and more importantly, 2 Falls from now when the Revolution and PS3 come out) 256MB cards will be in a similar range?
By the middle of the Revolution's and PS3's lifespan...I wouldn't be surprised if 2GB came down to that price level.
Again, as you implied, it doesn't compare to the deal you get with HDDs. Nowadays it's almost a dollar per GB.
Fight for Freeform said:Sorry, I meant Canadian dollar
But yeah, it's dirt cheap. I wouldn't mind buying an HDD seperately for my console if it was that cheap.
Solid state technologyKiriku said:So what are the advantages of using a memory stick instead of a small HDD, for example? I honestly don't know much about it, so I'm curious.
Sho Nuff said:Question. Are there any Memory Stick devices with good enough lenses to be considered truly professional?