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Do any cameras use USB memory sticks?
Sony uses memory sticks, but its not the kind your thinking of, which are better suited for laptops and desktop computers.
What does 1 GBx4 mean?
It usually refers to 'sticks' of RAM memory in computers. In this case, 1 GBx4 refers to four sticks of RAM, each with 1GB of storage.
Is a memory stick in the category of consumer electronics?
Yes a memory stick is in the category of consumer electronics. There are memory sticks for cameras,phones,computers (usb memory, flash memory) and other devices;all of which can be categorised as consumer electronics.
Where was the data stored on early computers?
Before computer memory chips and memory sticks were invented, floppy discs were used.
How can Memory Sticks be defined?
Memory Stick is a removable flash memory card. In other words, Memory Sticks are used as storage media for a portable device. Memory Sticks can easily be removed for access by a PC.
Difference between mark II and magic gate memory sticks?
Magicgate memory sticks are set memory storage. Whereas Mark ii memory sticks have custom options and available card adapters.
Do you need a memory card reader for USB memory sticks?
No -- USB memory sticks attach directly to the computer via a USB port.
What is better memory stick or flash memory?
Memory sticks use flash memory.
Where can one find promotional memory sticks?
You can find promotional memory sticks at electronic stores on their Grand Opening. You can also locate these memory sticks when they are being given away as part of a raffle or prize drawing.
What actors and actresses appeared in Memory Sticks - 2008?
The cast of Memory Sticks - 2008 includes: Andrew Greenleaf as Pete
What are some options in order to get branded memory sticks?
There are many options in branded memory sticks. Some of these options are to get your name engraved, business logo, or any other design on them. There are many companies that offer branded memory sticks.
Can computer memory sticks work for x-box 360 memory?
no.
