My tiny super stick

So, for the rest of the afternoon today, I was running all around Kepong doing a few chores, from cashing out cheques to entering them, buying hardware, a new office printer (long story, this one) and a hamper for tonight's customer dinner. All was fine until Boss forgot to mention about buyng another item which means I had to go back to the previous stop and drivng under a hot sun in with no air-con is madness. By the time I was finished, I was literally soaking and I stink like a fat guy who was locked in a sauna for too long.

Still, I had enough time to get myself another USB thumbdrive. This was because I was out looking for a replacement printer and saw this ultra thin and small thumbdrive. So, I got one and that made me slightly happier for the rest of the day. So, what can I do with 4GB of data?

Its almost the size of one DVD disk. Maybe I can fill it up with MP3s but if I insert it to my FM transmitter, I would have a hell of a time selecting the correct songs since my remote is lost and the buttons are not responding too well. Either that or I will have to get a cheep cheep car audio player that accepts USB cards or DVDs (they costs about RM399 from what I saw at the Kepong Info advertisements) but they usually do not last long and there is no point wasting money on this. Or maybe I'll just store it with the first half of the second season of The Sarah Connor Chronicles video files and watch it somewhere else. Choices, choices, ha ha ha ha!

RM48.00 for 4GB, which is alright but on the Internet
a 2006 Forum tested it and it reported a very slow
writing speed. Not a problem for me anyway.

See how small it is? Not only do they include a cute string
thingy but also some kind of holder, which reminds me of
the always fatal character Kenny in South Park

Unfortunately, since 2006 to now, it does not have a LED
to indicate activity. So, I have to make sure its not being
written or access when I want to pull it out.