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iPad mini Where can I buy a wireless flash drive for my r mini on 7.1.1?
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You mean something like this?
http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Wirel...e=UTF8&colid=SM0DTIGUUDYU&coliid=IQA08AIEFTKG
http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Wirel...e=UTF8&colid=SM0DTIGUUDYU&coliid=IQA08AIEFTKG
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Yeah, but more like MBLOK, that tiny cube with 300 hours of battery.
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That's really cool - any hands on review?
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I looked at the flash drive in the posts below your - cool concept.
Do you absolutely have to have physical storage?
If not - if you could work 'Dropbox' into your workflow, that would serve the same purpose and never require the physical transferring of data.
i.e. I scan a document using my iPad/iPhone or open an attachment from email (pdf or what have you), etc. - I then save it to the Dropbox app on that device - AND it's instantly made available on all of my other devices that are also linked to my Dropbox account (iPhone, iPad, laptop, desktop, etc). Pretty handy - can't imagine not being able to do that.
Forget to mention - you can get quite a bit of Dropbox cloud stroage for free.
I 2nd the DropBox solution but you got to be on WiFi to connect or use a cellular model. If there was no DropBox I would have a wirelss jumpdrive for sure.
Dropbox works if you have an internet connection without data cap. But sometimes you simply have no connection, or are on a connection with data cap, as in most cellular data.
There are a few options out there right now from Sandisk and similar companies. They all seem to have between 4-8 hours of battery life. I don't know how this MBLOK expects to have 300 hours of battery life streaming media wirelessly -- it sounds like wishful thinking from yet another "amazing" kickstarter product.
You can't do stuff like this over Bluetooth anyway -- at best it's Bluetooth used to pair the devices and establish an ad-hoc 802.11 wi-fi link to do the transfer.
My ipad has 32gb and it's not the problem. I just want something to store movies and music to use it on my ipad and iphone.
