Definition of USB Memory Stick
Though storage drives for computers seem cavernous, they fill up quickly with the large multimedia files or programs. A quick way to supplement that storage is with a USB memory stick, which is also known as a flash or thumb drive.
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Description
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A USB memory stick is an inexpensive, portable and lightweight storage medium that contains no moving parts. It typically measures less than two inches and weighs about an ounce.
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The stick's built-in USB connectors attaches quickly to computers or mutlimedia devices. Files can then be backed up to the device. A stick also allows files that are to big to fit on a CD or DVD to be transferred easily between computers.
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Costs
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As of August 2010, the largest capacity memory sticks available from Amazon.com can hold up to 128 GB and cost about $350. Smaller memory sticks are far less expensive and available at many locations.
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