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cheap usb keys (256megs or less)?
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sheik rock
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Tigerdirect.ca They have a few stores around Toronto too.
http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/category/category_slc.asp?Recs=10&Nav=|c:379|lp:0.01:hp:24.99|&Sort=4
http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/category/category_slc.asp?Recs=10&Nav=|c:379|lp:0.01:hp:24.99|&Sort=4
sheik rock said:
on the page you linked me to - the low data drives(256/512) cost as much as the 1 gig drive. $9 per key is a bit more than i was hoping for since i have to account for the fact that i will lose a bunch or people i give them to toss them out
i guess i have to look into stores that will sell them to me bulk?
sheik rock
TRIBE Member
I honestly don't know how much cheaper you are going to get than $9.
Buy in Bulk?
http://www.memorysuppliers.com/usbfldrstde.html
Buy in Bulk?
http://www.memorysuppliers.com/usbfldrstde.html
You'd have to probably purchase direct from the manufacturer to get it cheaper than $9. And then you'd have to do what Sheik Rock said - buy in bulk - to make it worth your while. On the upside, you might be able to get your production name, etc. silkscreened on each stick for next to nothing!
deal extreme
3+ units $7.42 shipped
5+ units $7.32 shipped
10+ units $7.22 shipped
or you could go the microSD route
3+ $6.14 shipped
5+ $6.04 shipped
10+ $5.94 shipped
3+ units $7.42 shipped
5+ units $7.32 shipped
10+ units $7.22 shipped
or you could go the microSD route
3+ $6.14 shipped
5+ $6.04 shipped
10+ $5.94 shipped
Boss Hog said:
yes i saw they have a bin of those green keys there now.
looked around on ebay and i found a store selling the kingston 512meg for around $2 each so that might be promising.
looked at some of those other stores for bulk and it's a bit much, you have to spend like $500 for the price to go down :O
yeah probably not the best idea since a lot of people wouldn't know what to do with it. except for the fact that albums are going to be getting released on this format soon.
i have business card sized cd-rs here but i'm not sure if i want to use them because a lot of DJs use an apple laptop, which has no tray in the disc drive. that's why i have to look into keys or lug around full sized CDs
Syntax Error
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m..m said:
it may not catch on when it comes to buying albums but it's definitely a great promotion tool for content creators.
and if physical media is no more i'd better be able to get uncompressed music somewhere. right now the selection is shit.
Syntax Error said:
i agree. it's also good for giving music as a gift to someone. i've never been into collecting CDs for a long time because i don't take good care of them, but i should hope that other people still get that opportunity.
anyways i do plan to release something on cassette one day cause i loved tapes. i think the challenge would be fun for the listeners. you'd have to get your stereo out of the garage in order to listen to it
in an unrelated note - apparently i can meet my lesbian match says the ad at the top of the forum today
