Fuse294

Pendrives have been around for shorter, and so we've only been able to test their lifecycle for the last 10 years, but yeah, I was surprised, too. This new information makes pendrives a great backup storage solution, especially for a the kind of use we use CDs and DVDs for. A lot faster for data transfer, smaller for size, bigger for space, and pretty handy overall. Plus, they are bound to be compatible for longer as the tech trends move on, too. If you take good care of the flash drive,...

...and don't overuse it, it's the perfect backup solution. And affordable. I wouldn't use the cheapest of the cheap, but any widespread and known manufacturer's product will do, really.

Only USB's I have were given to me by School/College so are a few years old by now.