helio707 wrote:i've seen bigger

she is reported to have said that...

Wow. Great deal. $150 at NewEgg...

Has anyone ever even needed 64gigs on a flash drive lol?

64GB?!

Oh.

My.

God.

LOOK AT ALL 'DAT BYTES

Anyone who wants to sell theirs let me know.

I lose these way too often to drop this kind of dough on one.

Can I load Windows 7 on this and plug it into a moniter and surf the web for cranberry apple pie bake-offs

Epwrestler wrote:This is also your first wootoff, but thanks for playing!

I forgot my other password

64 gig on a stick? Wow. Sold out so fast I never even had a chance to see if it would work on my system lol

I remember being astonished when we got a big raid array with 5 2 gig drives in it in our server room about 12 years ago..

rroseselavy wrote:pricey for a thing I constantly lose

same :[

Holy carp!

fast!

helio707 wrote:i've seen bigger

she is reported to have said that...
self-own free the weasels

wow, thats a good price. Wish I had some $!

son of a bean dip mother frito, that was fast

wpeoples wrote:Awesome woot I will take 3

Sold out to quick

brabb wrote:Woot, this wootoff is best. thing. ever..

best. thing. ever. brohem chocolate milk baker brohem ass burrito of chorizo apcray best. thing. ever. SPIDERS! GET THEM OFF!

spped boost-able?

carol2bs1grl wrote:I remember when that used to be the size of computer hard drives, lol.

you darn youngins. I remember my first computer had a 20 MEG hard drive.

helio707 wrote:i've seen bigger

thats NOT what she said

carol2bs1grl wrote:I remember when that used to be the size of computer hard drives, lol.

how old are you? 8? Harken back to 8086 days and the monster 20 MB hard drives.

andrewkl wrote:This may have been asked and answered a dozen or so times... Or maybe it's just me? But why are the woot-off lights NOT flashing? Did woot use the same crappy ones they send out to us with the monkeys?

You are running IE8. Click the little broken page icon to the right of the address bar and put your browser in Compatibility View mode.

Item quantity: 7

well, oops.

carol2bs1grl wrote:I remember when that used to be the size of computer hard drives, lol.

I remember paying over $300 for a 105 MEGABYTE (not GB) hard drive for my Commodore Amiga

brandonlh wrote:Wow, this is awesome. If only the wootoff could've been on or right after payday...

Maybe you should be more responsible with your money and not blow it all the day after pay day! Just a suggestion...

Gone in 7 woots? Damn.

I remember buying Seagate 6.4GB drives for 300 bones, even remember buying WD 640MB drives for $400.... really not that old

Well that was great. The masters of woot had a good laugh seeing that thing fly off the interwebz.

Someone's compensating for something, no?

I've had this since last Christmas and I still can't transfer any files larger than 100MB... I stopped using it because it just stalls my computer. I've emailed customer service and no reply... My 16GB works great, but still wish I have a bigger one that works. Anyone want mine?

cojaclynsy wrote:I've had this since last Christmas and I still can't transfer any files larger than 100MB... I stopped using it because it just stalls my computer. I've emailed customer service and no reply... My 16GB works great, but still wish I have a bigger one that works. Anyone want mine?

Sure, you could mail it to me.

btw, not the best reviews on newegg. Might want to hold off on jumping onto the 64GB usb stick bandwagon (yeah yeah, I know the sale's over; just sayin').

Did you format it NTFS? Or maybe try FAT32 if it came NTFS.

Wow... I just got this e-mail from Woot:

"Our records indicate you purchased the Kingston 64GB DataTraveler 150 USB Flash Drive on Tuesday, June 23.

Unfortunately, due to an inventory shortage, we are not able to fulfill the order you placed for the item..."

Gah.