The humble USB flash drive has been among the most enduring pieces of consumer technology. Whereas floppy disks held very little data, flash drives came off the top rope with multiple whole megabytes of capacity and much faster data transfer rates. Those figures improved over time, scaling as flash storage increased in capability. The Museum of Obsolete Media still rates USB flash drives at a 1, indicating a low risk of obsolescence. As long as USB ports don't go the way of the dodo, neither will these convenient little drives.