Cornice's new miniature 2.0GB hard drive is used in mobile digital audio and video consumer products from Digitalway, iRiver, Rio, and Thomson: ", while its larger sibling uses Toshiba's mechanism.
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Ok, that's a new one. Has all the wit and cleverness of "first post! Boo yeah".
So where did that come from?
bring me your meat, baby
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yeah
But where does the meat go?