what is the different bet. pen drive, flash drive, thumb drive and memory stick.?
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well that last answer was partially correct.  There is no difference between a Flash Drive, Pen Drive, or Thumb Drive.  Those are only names of what different manufacturers call them.  they range from 16mb-4GB.  They all work off the flash type memory versus a spining hard drive type memory, like comes in every new PC that you store your data on.  \n\nbut yes memory stick is Sony's memory for their digital cameras etc.
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lap top, tape recorder, lots and lots of books, pen, paper, testing materials i.e. for autism, pschitzofrenia (however that's spelled), their memory...medications, experience, education received, check out the websites below
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there are things like flash drives, antimicrobial susceptibility testing kits by this name on te internet, you want to be a little more specific next time you ask this question, good luck
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items for the home/electronics/gifts\nliterature/books\nCDs\nclothing\nessential items
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flash cards, dual layer dvd's, usb flash drives, high speed hard drives!...
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Printers, Ipods, camera, video games, etc... There are various types of USB connectors. Try looking up on the Internet.
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A ROM is, as indicated before, a Read Only Memory, most often a single chip or integrated circuit (IC).\n\nA Flash Drive (sometimes called pen drives, thumb drives, memory sticks, etc), is a collection of chips, that contains a flash memory chip or IC, most often an EEPROM (Electrically-Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) and a small integrated USB (Universal Serial Bus) interface electronics.\n\nThe difference between the flash drive's EEPROM and a regular ROM is that a vanilla ROM is usually "written to" at a manufacturing plant and it cannot be changed.  An EEPROM can be erased and re-written electronically, for example through the USB, which supplies the power to the flash drive.\n\nFlash drives can and do fail after certain amount of "flashes", or re-writing.
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get a memory stick it store can loads or a hard drive.
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Removable storage device; this term is related to computer storage. CD-ROM and USB Flash Drives and USB Hard Disks are devices which falls in this category. \n\nThe best thing with these devices is they are portable and plug and play in nature.\n\nGood Luck
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A USB what?  Flash drive, external drive, etc.  It will depend on the program.  Dos programs will work, some windows programs will also work.  Anything that requires an entry in the registry will not work.
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I would use an external USB drive (flash or hard drive depending on size of files).
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Use a hard drive or pen drive.
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keyboards, mice, trackballs, lightpens
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Any Portable Solid State (PSS) MP3 player works as both a USB pen drive and an MP3 player. My Aigo 208 1GB MP3 Player works fine as both, for example.\n\nMake sure it's solid state (rather than a hard disk) and it should work fine as a USB pen drive.
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Keyboard \nMouse \nJoystick \nDigitising Tablet \nTouch Sensitive Screen \nLight Pen \nSpace Mouse \nDigital Stills Camera \nMagnetic Ink Character\nRecognition (MICR) \n Optical Mark Reader\n(OMR) \nImage Scanner \nBar Codes \nMagnetic Reader \nSmart Cards \nVoice Data Entry \nSound Capture \nVideo Capture
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Heck!  Ipod! ipod not only has memory but also a music player. a Flash drive can only carry data. But Price wise flash drive is much less expencive.
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hdd/ cd drive /floppy etc which is physical are physical storage media \n\nyou can reaad a article here\nhttp://www.cs.sfu.ca/CC/354/han/material/notes/354notes-chapter7/node3.html\nfor more info\nthanks\nregards\nislaminamdar@yahoo.com\njoin my randomizer www.allyours.info\ninamdarinfotech.com\nps. dont 4get to vote for best answer