Showing posts with label usb. Show all posts
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21 September 2010

Steampunk 4GB USB Drive

Instead of always purchasing a modern USB drive, we thankfully live in a world where people enjoy customizing their electronics. Even better there are select few that offer up their unique creations to be purchased by those of us that are incapable of designing something quite as complex. This steampunk drive will cost you a whole lot more than the average drive, but at least you’ll have something unique.

The unfortunate part about this drive is that as of now it’s no longer available. However, the Etsy seller does actually have a different drive for sale. Hopefully they’ll keep pumping out interesting USB drives though. Although truthfully the other drive isn’t quite as attractive as this drive. If you were considering picking up one of the drives from Steam Workshop, you can expect to pay around $150 for a 4GB drive.

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17 September 2010

Light and Cork USB Flash Drives


It won’t be long before the people that create USB flash drives run out of ideas on what to model the drive after next.  Green House, a Japanese company that specializes in flash memory cards decided that their USB flash drives would come in the form of corks and bulbs.

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16 September 2010

Mini WiFi Web Camera


If you’re looking for a tiny wireless web camera. Then Thanko’s new wifi web camera is worth a look. Capable of running for five hours on one charge a small camera can capture up to 15 frames per second. Which it then sends back to the receiver plugged in to the USB port on your PC which can be up to 10 meters away.

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10 September 2010

Cool USB Memory Stick Transformer


This is the coolest 8GB flash drive that money can buy. It folds flat or you can transform him into Ravage, the tiger-like creature in Transformers 2, Revenge of the Fallen. This flash drive will work with all major operating systems including Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 98/SE/ME/2000, Mac OS 8.6 and higher including Mac OS 10, Linux 2.4 and UNIX.

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09 September 2010

Steampunk Memory Keys from back2root


For creating such unusual memory key in steampunk style you would need some wood, a few old pocket watches and a lot of talent and creativity. All featured bellow memory keys were created by artist from United Kingdom under nick back2root. The corps of USB drives were made out of different types of wood: Ebony, Padauk and even such exotic wood as Tiger Myrtle. The creation of each device took up to 12 hours and up to 8 old pocket watches. The beautiful results of such hard work you could see below. Enjoy!

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