Actually it is not a hard drive I don't think it is refered to as a flash drive. If it was a hard drive it would be way to delicate if your battery went dead or you droped it it would break. (It has happend to me with a 30 GB hard drive)
Actually it is not a hard drive I don't think it is refered to as a flash drive. If it was a hard drive it would be way to delicate if your battery went dead or you droped it it would break. (It has happend to me with a 30 GB hard drive)
Actually they are hard drives. I think they first came out with solid state memory, but that was short-lived. They've got super tiny magnetic platters and everything now. In fact, Toshiba just came out with a 0.85" 2.0/4.0GB drive (last link on this post). They're pretty cool, actually. I wonder if anyone has figured a way to use them with regular computers.
In the first link, it says the little bastards can take a 500G shock. Imagine your body suddenly weighing 500 times the weight it is now, and you start to get an idea of the durability these things actually have.