USB drives also offer you the ability to store security information in a single location that can easily be used on a multitude of devices.
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The storage size for some drives is large enough where you can put a scaled down version of Windows XP Pro on it, so forget DOS but for diehards DOS can just as booted to. Flashing your BIOS with one couldn’t be any easier. USB drives have effectively removed that need. You might be asking yourself at this point “I’m a computer enthusiast and just how does this type of device affect my world?” Ok, do you remember the floppy drive you once used or for some of you that’s maybe not past tense? This category of product can and effectively does totally eliminate their need! The small number of enthusiasts that still use a floppy drive do it for one of two purposes: 1) To flash their motherboard’s BIOS or 2) To boot their computer to a DOS environment in an emergency. What reasonably modern computer doesn’t have a USB port? Duh! The only caveat being that each of that both of the systems must provide a USB port.
#Verbatim store n go usb driver professional#
Speaking of consumers, these types drives can in most cases allow anyone from a student to the business professional to easily carry small to moderately large amounts of data and easily transfer it from one computer to another. Each manufacturer offers something unique to their own brand to either increase speed, extend storage capacity, or decrease the physical size of the drive to facilitate the needs of the potential consumer. These types of drives go by many names ranging from “flash drives”, “thumb drives”, “ROM drives”, and others to numerous to mention. Why do I call it a hybrid? Read on and ye shall be enlightened on the answers to this and many other questions!ĭata storage and convenience coupled with the portability of moving it from Point A to Point B received a huge boost a few years ago with the advent of the USB drive. Today we’ll be reviewing a product that for lack of better terms I’ll call a hybrid USB drive, the Verbatim 4GB Store n Go USB HD Drive.
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