Hi Diane and list,
You might be talking about ReadyBoost--a way
of using free space on a USB flash drive as
extra memory under Windows Vista. I have one
of those drives (made by PNY) that acts
exactly as Diane described. However, you'll
only be able to use this device as a storage
device. The "memory portion" will only work
under Windows Vista (as I've demonstrated
some months ago on my Vista podcast; for more
info go to BCT website). CE does not support
ReadyBoost at all.
Cheers,
Joseph
----- Original Message -----
From: Diane Kelker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: BRAILLENOTE
<[email protected]
Date sent: Thu, 14 Jun 2007 17:53:45 -0500
Subject: [Braillenote] USB CA FLASH DRIVE
Hello,
I was ordering the KINGSTON TRAVELER from
TIGER DIRECT when the
sales rep mentioned a ca usb 2gb flash drive
which can be used
for storage or memory or a combination. When
the unit is
inserted, its entire capacity becomes
additional memory until a
portion of the drive is used as storage
space. The unused
portion serves as memory until it is used for
storage. The cost
is $49.95 with a fifty dollar rebate.
Ultimately, the final cost
is The The original cost is $49.95 with a
fifty dollar rebate.
The final price is only the $7 shipping
charge.
I will play with this little gismo over the
weekend and let you
know how successfully it runs on WORDSWORTH.
He is absolutely
delirious about the prospect of a possible
2gb of memory!
Eagerly waiting,
Diane and WORDSWORTH
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