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Technology Stocks : WDC/Sandisk Corporation
WDC 172.53-2.0%3:37 PM EST

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To: Howard R. Hansen who wrote (24551)1/15/2004 3:35:02 AM
From: clean86  Read Replies (3) of 60323
 
Ok Howard,

True about the firewire ports on PC's but Mac users have lots of them. Still I looked and a USB 2.0 HD is still only $115 for 40 Gigs. Flash drives are neat but $50 for 256mb is still expensive when you can get 3 750 mb zip disks for $40 and CDRW disks for $0.23 not to mention 5 DVD-R for $14.95. All are great ways to move data though the Zip disks well they may be gone soon. I was just at MacWorld last week and Iomega wasn't there this year and they usually have a big booth.

Did see several flash cards for sale however and the book I purchased on Digital Photography showed pictures of Lexar cards not Sandisk's. I own 3 Sandisk 512 ultra cards and 3 smaller MMC cards and yes 1 Lexar.

Sandisk may have a big piece of the prize but Lexar still does better marketing.

I still Think the price of Flash needs to get lower for it to really be a huge seller in the data business. If I could buy a 4 gig Flash drive for $250 I would have several and so would the rest of the world.

The digital camera market is a completely different story just thinking about the rest of the data world here.

Clean
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