Sentence examples for flash costing from inspiring English sources

But the big change from a year ago has been the introduction of devices such as the Jawbone Up Move and Misfit Flash costing £40 with similar capabilities to those costing more than £100.

In our story on Seagate, "Drive Fast, Drive Hard" (Jan . 9 p. 26), we said a 1-inch flash card costing $300 has 4 megabytes of memory.

In our cover story on Seagate, "Drive Fast, Drive Hard" (Jan . 9 p. 92), we said a 1-inch flash card costing $300 has 4 megabytes of memory.

(And flash still costs a lot more: Gartner analyst John Monroe says by year-end 2009 flash will cost $1.55 per gigabyte, compared with only 13 cents in a hard drive).

Explanations for this pricing regime where 32GB of Flash memory costs nothing welcomed.

Though compact flash cards cost more than Zip disks, the card readers themselves, which are no larger than a pack of cigarettes and are easy to carry, cost less than $50.

An average flash card costs roughly $70.

Flash cards cost more than equally capacious disk drives but are lighter, faster responding and less power hungry.

It wasn't that long ago USB 3.0 flash drives cost north of $100.

Misfit also has a lower-priced wearable, the Flash, that costs $29.

A 1-inch, 4-megabyte flash card costs $300 now, a bit more than what you'd pay for Seagate's 1-inch microdrive, which stores 8 gigabytes.