Why no compact size? Come on think about it!
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Well.........I am not trying to rain on your parade, but many old school 1911 lovers (myself included) carry full size 1911s. That's not to say there is not a market for the compact size, but many collectors and concealed carriers are toting around full-sized, mil-spec weapons. The Colt Commander, Kimber Pro Carry II, Sig Sauer, etc....are all superb products and easier to carry, but most diehards still prefer full-sized. More than likely overcompensating....
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Why not, hadn't thought about that, but in fact it is a great idea! I would just add a small pillow to make the space a little narrower. :D
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Only smaller cards can fit in adapters to bigger ones. There's nothing that can shrink the big ones into little ones.
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Paul, What's an SD card? How big? I've looked at it, and it doesn't look like it has a card slot, except for maybe one place that might take a card, about 1/4" wide.
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I think the move to the mini-SD is a step forward and probably a necessary one. My guess, they simply didn't have the room to fit a regular SD slot and I wouldn't want one anyways. I much prefer the smaller mini-SD. Not like they are expensive either. I bought two 16 gb mini-SD cards for $20. I put one in my Zen X-Fi2 and one in my cell phone. It's only in the cell phone, so I don't lose it. It's actually storing more videos for my X-Fi2. I would have loved to see the X-Fi style with a mini-SD slot, not a complete lack of one. Guess I'll just stick with my regular Zen X-Fi for gym use and my X-Fi2 for everything else. Although, I do want to grab the 64 gb model.
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Small box .... same problem! However, a little thought and some tape works well inside or on location. A ring would ease the dilemma!
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That happened to me too once. Think it's jut really compact. Mine ended up being fine once opened!
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Definitely not. This model is a bit outdated, but even the updated version does not take anything larger than 8.5" x 14" (legal) size.
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The industry is moving toward smaller, thinner laptops. That makes it difficult to find room for an optical drive. In addition, the popularity of optical media has dropped substantially due to solid state options such as flash drives. Therefore, the cost of development and parts is not generally seen as economical.
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unfortunately you have to have it pretty close, it's such a small size that it really didn't do any good for me, even though I sat there with it for an extended period of time. And for it to be as close as it was, I had to close my eyes or wear sunglasses. So there were no benefits. Perhaps if it were the larger size, like 8x10 or 11x14, but this small size model didn't do the trick. IT's been packed away. Hope this helps
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Maybe larger size would be better. Web site should list vehicles and applications. Xb may be considered compact car.
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It wouldn't fit easily. It would be a tight squeeze, especially if it were very full.
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Possibly, but I would not buy it for that purpose. It's really reliable for smaller items.
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It's compact size, which is something in-between of full size and small (M325)
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Thanks for your viewpoint. I am starting big (120 GB), and to come across a little guy for those care free jaunts could be of interest. I do like your "heavy" reference...Funny.....
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Yes, this is one of the main reasons I bought mine. It fits well in small spaces also.
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A full size sd card, not the mini anything else? Catrinafallen@yahoo.com :)