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SanDisk - Cruzer Glide 64GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive - Black

Keep your media and documents with you while you're on the go with this SanDisk SDCZ60-064G-A46 64GB flash drive that features SanDisk SecureAccess software to keep your files protected.

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Posted by: beaver

from denver

on December 2, 2017

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has 64g does what a flash drive is suppose to do and that is to save stuff

I would recommend this to a friend!

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SanDisk - Cruzer Glide 64GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive - Black

Keep your media and documents with you while you're on the go with this SanDisk SDCZ60-064G-A46 64GB flash drive that features SanDisk SecureAccess software to keep your files protected.

This says compatible with Mac, is this friendly with Linux as well then? My Adata flashdrive is suppose to run with Linux but not work on Mint, but my Kingston does works fine.

is should work with mac as long as the files you are saving are comparable with the drive

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