micro drives

[some]

Out of these drives which one is better of for a casio-125 <br>Toshiba 2 Gb<br>IBM 1 GB<br>or Kingston 2 GB<br><br>Which one uses less power?<br>Which one would fit better in the casio..i heard the IMB micro drive fits snug and the flap shuts do the others do that?<br>Which one has better perforance?<br>Thanks

[Moose or Chuck]

The IBM MicroDrive is the only one that will work. The E-125 has a CompactFlash Port, which is what a MicroDrive uses. The others are PC Cards

[Moose or Chuck]

well ya unless you want to do that PCMCIA add-on thing at the brighthand how-to sect. (i thought about it ) You can't use the others. Now, the microdrive does eat battery, but thats what the battery extender your gonnna build is for

[NYIllustrator]

Hows about niether? I dont get it, hooking up all these externals to you ppc makes it just a tad bit "less portable". If your gunna hook all these things to your POCKET pc why not get a laptop? Itll do a much more efficent job.

[Paul]

i'd rather put a high capacity hard disk in my bag with some kind of wireless radio thing then just access stuff when i want to without all the stinkin wires and excess weight.

[CheezBoy]

i am gonna order my microdrive next week yay

[Moose or Chuck]

well when i debut my new Battery Extender creation; you will change your mind about having 4 D batteries on you. You wait, its feckin coo. OMG i can't wait till i'm finished.

[Chris Edwards]

i'd go with a 512mb cf card... but seeing how they aren't released yet, i'll just have to stick with my 384mb one that san disk gave me for a month.... then go back to my microdrive (1gb)

[DeFrAgGeD]

why did san disk give it to you for a month??????<br>

[Matt Keys]

He needed it for a review/test