The Verbatim Store’n’Go is a cap-less device.
The Verbatim Store’n’Go product is rated at 32GB but actually you get 29.8GB of storage capacity – this is a common occurrence with all such devices and does not just apply to this particular product. This was a 20MB drive found on the Amstrad 1512. No doubt this is due to the influence of its capacity which far exceeds that of my first hard drive. You may have noticed that this product is referred to as a drive. Making use of hi-speed USB 2.0 technology, this is a Verbatim Store’n’Go Drive. Nowadays USB drivers form an integrated part of the operating system thus removing the need for manufacturers to include them as part of products such as the latest USB stick to arrive on my workspace for testing. Giving an indication of how long ago this was, the flash stick came with a mini CD that held relevant USB drivers for various operating systems. This piece of kit was a Disgo unit with a capacity of 8MB that was considered to be more than adequate at that time. Fallible though my memory can be at times, I still have clear recollections of my first USB flash stick.
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