What is it?
Then you're ready to use!
I probably wouldn't have guessed it was a 2GB flash drive if the customs declaration didn't have it printed on.
The usb attachment is pretty unconventional, but it works. Comes in a nice wallet and with a card in just about every language.
I may never use it, but shown it to a few people and get a couple of responses - 'Why did Google send YOU that?' and 'That's so cool'.
donated the $100 to a local elementary school here needing a laptop.
thanks google!
If anyone is looking for a school to donate their gift cert to, the biology department at my old high school is in need of a new computer, sticky me if you want the permalink, they would really appreciate it and so would I.
I'd much prefer something that had some quality and usefulness, something that reinforced Google's brand image, rather than something that feels I like bought it from eBay for $2.
The USB drive they sent me, might work if I can be bothered installing the software on each PC I use, but being an internet professional, I already have a Cruzer.
Give me a mousepad, stress-reliever, mini-dairy, calendar any time - I have no use for 3rd-rate electronics.
(I wouldn't say no to a bar fridge!)
My thoughts go out to the cow that gave up its life so Google could reward me for spending loads of money.
Was the leather container REALLY necessary?
Upon close inspection I'm pretty sure the pouch is synthetic. (I'm an ethical vegetarian too.)
The donation card to Donors Choose . org is the best gift Google has ever given.
Hmm i did not get anything strange...
Were you looking for something strange?
Without a comma after 'anything' - that statement has a whole different meaning. :)
Now, a math teacher has $100 to buy supplies for her trig students.
There is always that nice feeling when you get something. On another side, this is something to take space on your desk for some time, then in some drawer and that’s it. The laptop kit from couple of years ago was better. Little Google mouse etc… Even mood radio did it for many people I am sure.
Finally, a gift you can donate to somebody else is really cool idea.
I did $100 in cash to a local school. I'll ask them if they need 2GB usb drive. ;)
Also, I got another $100 gift cert for donorschoose.org from Yahoo today.
Great job by both G & Y!
[edited by: PPC_Chris at 6:23 pm (utc) on Dec. 21, 2007]
Got one last year.
Can someone tell me off the top if the donorschoose.org certificate has an expiration date on it? It won't be close at hand for a few days and I'd truly hate to see it go to waste.
Thanks,
Israel
