 Welcome friends to something I haven't done in a long time, a retro unboxing. This is the OCC Mega Cart. Back in the day this was priced at a whopping $145. It has an unparalleled high density design, quick transfer rates for files of all types and sizes, true plug and play functionality, and it is ultra slim, thin enough to store in your wallet. Yes my friends it also comes with an incredibly stuck backing because it's been sitting for so many years in a warehouse. There we go, let's just go ahead and pick that off. Yes my friends, thin enough that you could put it in your wallet if your wallet was like massive. So the way that this actually plugs in is it has a USB dongle that sits inside the cart itself and comes out and like plugs into your system because it needs this much space to store the massive 8 gigs of memory that it has. Okay so the real subject of this video is actually Sandisk's Cruiser Force and Cruiser Fit to show how far we've come. These are some pretty exceptional products in that they are both available in up to 64 gig capacities, they have the same USB 2 interface and probably better performance than the Mega Cart, and look at the size of them. So the man their packaging is unbelievable. Okay so the Cruiser Force has a durable metal casing, it has a clip that goes right onto your keychain that actually is made of metal so it's not going to break off like most of the keychain clips on USB thumb drives these days, and it has their secure access software that allows you to keep your files private. It is also extremely small, just small enough to fit into a USB port with really no space other than that and it's 64 gigs. The next one is the Cruiser Fit which I am also going to similarly extract from the packaging, it has the same Sandisk software that we found on the last one and it has similarly, you know I actually saw something advertised with frustration free packaging not that long ago, I think everyone would do well to adopt the frustration free packaging model. This one doesn't have the same metal casing but it is actually smaller. So it is basically the size of a USB connector and then it actually comes with a cap so that presumably it's a little bit more difficult to lose and then a tiny little, a tiny little hoop where you can put like a little string on it and you can store it somewhere. This one again I would feel pretty good about on my keychain because the little hook is metal and because there's no weight to this thing so I'm not expecting it to get broken. So that's pretty much it guys. I have 128 gigs of storage here and I have 8 gigs here and that is how far we've come in the last few years. Thank you for checking out my showcase of Sandisk's Cruiser Series drives, the Fit and the Force. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews and other computer videos. Like the video if you liked it, dislike it if you disliked it, leave a comment if you are equally floored at like the sheer insanity of all this and don't forget as always to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews and other computer videos.