Small, light, low-cost netbooks like the Acer Aspire One and ASUS Eee PC may be all the rage - but they may not be the ultimate portable computer. That honor belongs to the ubiquitous USB drive - powered either by flash memory or by microSD cards. At a fraction of the size, weighing almost nothing, and costing less than $2 per GB of storage, the devices can be loaded with excellent free software and with an available USB port on a nearby computer make the ultimate portable PC.
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Posted by: kguske on Sunday, October 19, 2008 @ 14:40:34 CDT