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The SD adapter sits out way too far to not accidentally knock the card if you leave it in permanently.

I switched to using these: http://www.sandisk.com.au/products/usb/drives/cruzer-fit/ and hopefully a 128Gb version is not far away.

That's where the Nifty Minidrive comes in. You can use a MicroSD card in the adapter to fit in a SD card slot flush.

Also complimentary for Gigabyte U2442s with 128gb and their xHDDs, since 14" Gigabytes have dual air venting systems with GPUs able to play Titanfall decently.

Yes, the size is now big enough to consider them as a storage/secondary hard drive for ultrabooks.

How would read/write speeds compare to, say, a USB3 external drive ?