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My GF bought this for me as a b-day present. My boxen have a number of USB ports, but until now, I've never used them. This pen drive (aka thumb drive) is a very handy USB stick wth 64Mg of storage, and it makes transferring relatively big files between boxes a piece of cake. Heck, there's nothing cooler than downloading the kernel once and copying to the thumb drive and loading it up onto a new machine. It even has a read-only lock on it, just like a floppy. Note: this device lives at /dev/sda1 which took me a while to figure out.
Overall this is a really useful addition to your rig, but to be honest I'd recommend getting a 256Mg or 512Mg model. The price differential is not that great, but the storage difference is considerable.
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