There is no difference. Flash drive, pen drive, and thumb drive are all interchangeable terms.
lol really
only the name is different
Flash RAM is used for temporary data, such as in a USB drive. Flash ROM is used for bios and system files.
Yes, certain mp3 players do have a flash drive. It would depend on which model of mp3 player you purchased as to if that mp3 player does have a flash drive.
A 16GB flash drive can hold 4x as many files as a 4GB flash drive. I would recommend a 16GB.
A mp3 player flash drive is used to store the data for an mp3. The bigger the flash drive, the more songs one is able to hold (http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/flash+drive).
u get 1 off a usb flash drive or mp3 player/iPod, the other you rip off a CD (copy from CD)
Dragging it to the flash memory usually means copying it to a memory which is slower and can be portable.The desktop memory however is faster than flash memory but sadly not portable.
Yes, there is a difference between saving photos on an external hard drive and a USB flash drive. An external hard drive typically has a larger storage capacity and is designed for long-term storage of large files like photos. A USB flash drive is more portable and convenient for transferring smaller amounts of data between devices. Additionally, external hard drives are generally more durable and reliable for long-term storage compared to USB flash drives.
Adobe Flash standalone is a software application that you install on your computer in order to create and edit Flash/Shockwave files. It's standalone and can work on its own. The Flash PLAYER, however, is a browser plugin that plays the published end results of the standalone Flash software. The main difference is that Adobe Flash standalone can create and edit, while the Flash Player can only view/playback.
I suppose so if your player has an USB port