Ok, I just had to let you guy know, this is a killer deal. I'm ordering two fo these key drives. Memorex 2GB TravelDrive USB 2.0 Flash Drive - 32509070 If you click on the buy .com add on this website, we'll get sredit for it too. Here' the deal, it's $56.99 for the drive, but there's a rebate. After the rebate it comes to $29.99 for the USB 2.0 key drive. Plus there is free shipping. Buy.com has some of the best techy deals on the web. I bought my laptop through these guys and the transaction went smooth as could be. Plus I got an unbelievable deal. I just wanted to let you know about this USB drive deal. Like I said, I'm getting two. Hell of a deal for 2GB flash, Check it out by clicking on any of the buy.com ads on this website.
How long ago? You might be able to take it back for a refund and buy this one instead, helping BT in the process. :yes:
Since we are using this thread as a seller's market, does anyone also want a slightly used ink printer for like $50?
Last spring...I'll buy accuppoluv'em here tho...as I continue in the education process of learnin more and more about 'puters, I wanna belive my abitlityta download porn'll increase exponentially, and I hear these are great storage devices!!:icon_mrgreen: :lol: :icon_rofl:
Damn, now I gotta goada my 'puter dictionaryta find out WTF MP3/WMA is!!:icon_eek: :icon_sad: :no: :icon_cry:
It stands for MPEG Layer 3. MPEG itself is an acronym for Moving Picture Experts Group. MP3 is a way of encoding the audio for a video so that it takes up as little space as possible but is still of an acceptable enough higher quality. It is usually combined with a video-only portion encoded in MPEG1, MPEG2, or MPEG4 algorithm to form a complete video/audio sequence. MPEG1 was the original video encoding algorithm and many videos are still encoded with it. It specifies a normal video resolution of 320 x 240 or 352 x 288 and a max bitrate of 1.1 Mbps. MPEG2 is the main format used on those commercial DVD movies you buy. It specifies a normal video resolution of 720 x 480 (16:9 anamorphic widescreen) and a max bitrate of 10 Mbps. MPEG4 was designed for Internet online video streaming. It is also frequently used in portable media players (like the iPod or Creative Zen).
Actually, I just thought it was a great deal. I'm going to get at least one of these little flash drives and wanted to share the deal. I haven't seen a 2 gigger for this cheap anywhere else. For selling stuff directly, I set up the free classified section. I know nobody looks in there now, but that's because there are no ads & there are no ads because nobody looks there. Someone has to get it started. Got something you want to sell? Put a free ad in the Free Classified section. If we need more/new categories, let me know and I'll add them.
Thanx Slug :icon_toast: I'll be back inna bout a week after I decrypt alla this ****!!:icon_wink: :icon_mrgreen:
hey BFISA gotta confess I didn't know wtf that sheyat meant either and thumper yeah our offering a great deal no question, i thought i'd just throw out to see if anyone wanted the printer before i give it to goodwill
$50 is a bit for a used printer. You can almost get a new one for that these days. Sad really, it cost more to buy the ink cartridges, than it does to buy a whole new printer these days.
The ink is definitely overpriced. They (HP, Epson, Canon) take like maybe $3 worth of ink and plastic and sell it for up 10 times that much.
I have 4 colors (Black, Red, Yellow, and Blue) in my Brothers MFC-210. Each ink thingy is about $20 a piece, and WILL NOT work if onea them are outta ink!!:icon_eek: :icon_sad:
Y'all've seen that Sprint Blackberry commercial?? Well, I'm the short, fat guy yankin on the file folder!!:icon_eek: :icon_sad::lol:
But I do know a whole lot more about Word, Power Point and Excel than I did a month ago!!:icon_toast: :yes: but access still kicks my ***!!:icon_eek: :icon_confused: :icon_sad:
Database programs tend to be the hardest to learn of the main 'office' apps. Especially that scripting language.
Ok this looks like maybe what I need. I have to back up around 1.7 gigs of info soon and did know wtf I should get to backup a hard drive before it gets yanked and sent back to Gateway. Is this flash drive reliable and will it hold 1.7 gigs????? ....I know it says 2 gigs but sometimes space is needed for whatever...... Talk to me goose.
I don't think Trumpi gives a **** about cheap. A 4GB flash drive mebbe in the $100 range, although check around...backta skool specials abound!!
