No, since CDs and DVDs are cheap. You can buy 100 4.4GB DVD-R for 20-30 dollars at a store while in most cases you can only buy a 4GB-16GB flash card or USB flash drive for 30 bucks.
Do you think flash memory cards and USB flash drive ever replace CDs and DVDs?
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Nope.. I don't think it will because you can never really be sure as to when it is going to stop working..
I recently found this out the hard way when my 2 gb thumb drive died, and took everything with it..
I recently found this out the hard way when my 2 gb thumb drive died, and took everything with it..
Some of the cheaply made flash drives tend to have the metal connectors snap off if you remove it too many times.
I have CDs (Playstation 1 games) and DVDs (PS2 games and movies) which are many years old which work well like new since I take care of my CDs well by placing them in a dark, dry, and cool place.
I have CDs (Playstation 1 games) and DVDs (PS2 games and movies) which are many years old which work well like new since I take care of my CDs well by placing them in a dark, dry, and cool place.
Right now no,but in due time usb sticks will be used more. I know right now there is a test 1tb usb stick. So far all I have heard is good news about it.
USBs may be used more but the CD's and DVD's will always be used unless something better comes out to replace them >_>
Blu-Ray possibly, but Burnable Blu-ray disc are very expensive at 11 bucks for 25GB disc and Blu-ray burners cost hundreds of dollars.
Like I aid though with time things will get better and cheaper. You just gotta wait for those other companies to take a whack at things.