These devices come with a small price tag ($20 can buy you a 32 MB Verbatim device) and require no training. You’ll find them marketed as ThumbDrive (Trek 2000 International Ltd.); JumpDrive (Lexar Media Inc.), DiskonKey (M-Systems Flash Disk Pioneers Ltd.), Store ‘n’ Go (Verbatim), etc.
Operating a USB drive could not be simpler. You simply uncap the USB drive and plug it into any computer’s USB port. The computer recognizes the device as an additional hard drive. You can then copy or move files to the drive, or even edit them.
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