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]]> Comment on A Reliable USB Flash Drive? by Al Bracco http://opensystemscomputing.com/hardware/a-reliable-usb-flash-drive/#comment-260 Al Bracco Tue, 21 Jun 2011 14:59:28 +0000 http://smartcomputerhelp.com/?p=29#comment-260 Hi George, sorry for the delay. We're just starting to ramp this site up. To answer your question, it will always be a factor, but the technology has improved enough that it's no longer a "problem." I still wouldn't use it as my primary storage source, but in a backup role, it's perfectly fine.http://opensystemscomputing.com/wp-admin/edit-comments.php#comments-form Hi George, sorry for the delay. We’re just starting to ramp this site up. To answer your question, it will always be a factor, but the technology has improved enough that it’s no longer a “problem.” I still wouldn’t use it as my primary storage source, but in a backup role, it’s perfectly fine.http://opensystemscomputing.com/wp-admin/edit-comments.php#comments-form

]]> Comment on A Reliable USB Flash Drive? by George Hacken http://opensystemscomputing.com/hardware/a-reliable-usb-flash-drive/#comment-125 George Hacken Sat, 08 Jan 2011 14:47:39 +0000 http://smartcomputerhelp.com/?p=29#comment-125 Thanks, Al. Very useful info. Back in the Day, at Singer-Kearfott/Plessey/GEC-Marconi/BAEsystems the main risk with solid-state memory was the limited number of reads and (especially) writes that such non-volatile memory would allow. Is this still a problem with today's flash drives? Regards, George Thanks, Al. Very useful info. Back in the Day, at Singer-Kearfott/Plessey/GEC-Marconi/BAEsystems the main risk with solid-state memory was the limited number of reads and (especially) writes that such non-volatile memory would allow. Is this still a problem with today’s flash drives?

Regards,
George

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