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BigDaveTheMighty

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Tuesday 31st March 2009

Had one of these arrive in the office as a promo gift.

Sorry for the dodgy quality of image.

Apparently it has a capacity of 2GB but we've no idea how to connect it to anything! Has a connection which looks a bit like a sim card.

Any ideas...?

Ta.

tamore

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might be a usb connection without the casing.

eightseventhree

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Looks like USB

Famous Graham

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It's an SD Card. Like you would use in a camera. A lot of laptops have readers built into them.

dibbers006

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Dunno, but Want!

Looks like the thing they hack electric doors with in Films.

BigDaveTheMighty

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Stop the clock!

Yes, yes, it does go in the USB port....

Los Palmas 7

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dibbers006 said:

Dunno, but Want!

Looks like the thing they hack electric doors with in Films.

John Connor got $200 out of a cashpoint with one of them in "Terminator 2".

Tony*T3

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Famous Graham said:

It's an SD Card. Like you would use in a camera. A lot of laptops have readers built into them.

Why the big silver box attached to what looks like a standard micro SD card (which you can easily get in 2gb size now....)

It doesnt make sense.

Famous Graham

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Tony*T3 said:

Famous Graham said:

It's an SD Card. Like you would use in a camera. A lot of laptops have readers built into them.

Why the big silver box attached to what looks like a standard micro SD card (which you can easily get in 2gb size now....)

It doesnt make sense.

God knows. Unless it's actually 20GB biggrin

Mind you, you can't brand an SD card that easily, and they're quite easy to lose.

Edited by Famous Graham on Tuesday 31st March 15:07

PhillT

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It's a USB stick, but in card form. Stick the sim card-like bit in the USB drive and use it as you would a normal USB stick. Then keep it in your wallet.

Kaelic

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Its a Centurion Card Flash Drive which is just a USB pendrive in a credit card sized case.

911motorsport

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