USB Flash Drives killed the Floppy Disk. Why? Well they are smaller, faster, have thousands of times more capacity, and are more durable and reliable due to their lack of moving parts. But the best part of the whole USB Flash Drive phenomenon is the fact that unlike Floppies, they [USB FD] come in so many different flavors. The following post will feature 12 outstanding designs & concepts with a brief Description, Price, & Capacity.
The Pico USB Flash Drive is barely bigger than the tip of your pinky, and less than 4mm thick, it’s positively small. The polished chrome finish is certainly shiny, but at 8, 16 or 32 gigabytes, it’s redonkulously teeny!
Price: $29.99 – $139.99
Capacity: 8, 16, 32 GB
This flash drive has an ample 8GB capacity and the lighter is refillable. The USB connector slides out of the bottom of the metal case, using a small slider lever located on the side of the lighter. The lighter has a polished chrome finish and an adjustable flame.
Price: $49.99
Capacity: 8 GB
These little geeky USB thumb drives look so real, don’t chew it, don’t ever put them in your mouth. Keep them away from your kids or they’ll swallow!
Price: $28.00
Capacity: 4 GB
The TrekStor USB Stick CO is a high-speed data storage device which doubles as a bottle opener. Housed in solid, brushed aluminum, the USB stick CO features data transfer of 25 MB/s (read) and 12 MB/s (write). It comes bootable, pre-formatted and ready for immediate use without a driver and is compatible with Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Mac OS X and Linux from Kernel 2.6.x. Sizes range from 1GB to 16GB of memory.
Price: $27.99 – $32.99 (Sponsored Link: Buy from Amazon)
Capacity: 2, 4 GB
This durable double-sided-USB-connector has the same dimensions as a credit-card so you will always have it handy to use when needed!
Price: $125.00
Capacity: 16 GB
This intricate retro sci-fi USB memory drive comes to us courtesy of an enterprising modder over in Russia. It was crafted from hand-polished brass and copper.
Price: N/A (Concept Design)
Capacity: Unknown
With these USB Lego Bricks you can store millions of pages of text, thousands of images, hundreds of songs, or 10 hours of movies. After that you can continue playing! W00t!
Price: $29.99 – $39.99
Capacity: 2, 4 GB
Folderix flash drives are designed to look like a folder icon, which proves that there are no boundaries to one’s postmodernist aspirations.
Price: $42.31
Capacity: 4 GB
The first collection of Domo MIMOBOT designer USB flash drives, is part of Domo’s first official overseas trip, teaming up with a series of animated Nicktoons shorts to bring the underground sensation into the worldwide limelight. All three Domo flash drive designs come preloaded with exclusive bonus Domo content, including 23 of the original stop-motion shorts that made him such a hit, computer goodies like icons and desktops, and the MIMOBOT mimoByte™ application.
Price: $65.99
Capacity: 4 GB
Unfortunately this USB Lock (no access for unauthorized persons) is just a Concept by “dialog05, Universal Connections”
Price: N/A (Concept Design)
Capacity: Unknown
The Swiss Flash USB Knife is the perfect marriage of technology, practicality, materials, and quality design. It perfectly pulls together four important tools that no geek should ever be without (USB flash drive, LED light, Swiss Army knife, ballpoint pen).
Price: $39.99 – $69.99
Capacity: 1, 2, 4 GB
Again, unfortunately this USB Tie (business class) is just another Concept by “dialog05, Universal Connections”
Price: N/A (Concept Design)
Capacity: Unknown
“New Cute Thumb Finger Flash Drive, 8GB! Like Real!” This is just creepy but I had to include it.
Price: $26.90
Capacity: 8 GB
This flash drive is masterfully disguised as a frayed and broken USB cable. This will make it appear that you’re insane, and as all thieves know – never EVER mess with an insane person…
Price: $43.00 (Sponsored Link: Buy from Amazon)
Capacity: 2 GB
Read: 10+ Outstanding USB Flash Drive Concepts & Designs
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