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Dead mouse USB stick keeps your data in the grossest place possible

Wednesday, January 27, 2010 - 5:48am

Are you looking for the creepiest computer peripheral available? Well, how about a USB flash drive crammed into a dead mouse, complete with blinking LED lights shoved through its eye sockets. Yep, that should fit the bill. MAKE via Gizmodo...

Lockface USB drive uses your face as the password

Wednesday, December 16, 2009 - 10:30am

Do you have trouble remembering passwords? Well, there's one thing you'll never be able to forget: your own face. The Lockface USB drive uses facial recognition to ensure that you and only you have access to your most precious files....

The DVICE guide to buying an HDTV in the off season

Stewart Wolpin

Wednesday, December 2, 2009 - 5:22am

Now is not the perfect time to buy an HDTV. You just missed all the fab Black Friday door-buster deals, and the real HDTV deals materialize between New Year's and the Super Bowl. Further complicating your HDTV investment decision are...

5 classic sci-fi gadgets guaranteed to please your geekiest beloved

Tuesday, December 1, 2009 - 5:28am

Let's face it: if there's a sci-fi geek in your life that means a lot to you, then you know how this time of year can be a real headache when it comes to finding unique geeky gifts. Sure, there...

This Transformer turns from a jaguar into a USB drive

Thursday, November 12, 2009 - 7:29am

Most Transformer toys transform into other toys. You know, from a robot to a car, that sort of thing. But this Transformer changes into something that's actually useful: a USB drive. You can just leave it in its jaguar form...

Hand grenade USB drive holds your data, aggression

Friday, August 28, 2009 - 10:02am

USB thumb drives are pretty ubiquitous these days, what with flash memory being so cheap and that method of storage just being so damned convenient. So why settle for a regular little rectangle of memory when you can get one...

Verbatim TUFF-'N'-TINY USB drive lives up to its name

Friday, August 14, 2009 - 9:29am

When we saw that Verbatim TUFF-'N'-TINY USB drive making the rounds in the blogosphere the other day, we figured it was a small drive. But the 8GB drive, about the size of your fingernail, arrived at our doorstep today, and...

USB thumb drives hit 256GB mark

Monday, July 20, 2009 - 7:16am

I remember my first USB thumb drive. It was a 256MB Samsung number, about the size of an old, Pez-dispenser-shaped iPod Shuffle (with the same annoying habit of blocking the USB port right beside the one you plugged it into)....

Syringe USB drive is one way to store your data

Monday, April 27, 2009 - 11:01am

People love their wacky USB drives, don't they? And why shouldn't they? I mean, most computers don't have a ton of personality to separate them from what everybody else is using, so you might as well get accessories that help...

Man replaces lost finger with USB drive

Thursday, March 19, 2009 - 6:20am

When Finnish software developer Jerry Jalava lost his ring finger in a motorcycle accident (bike versus Bambi), his doctor replaced it with a thumb — a USB thumb drive, that is. Concealed under the prosthetic fingernail is a 2GB USB...

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Dead mouse USB stick keeps your data in the grossest place possible

Lockface USB drive uses your face as the password

The DVICE guide to buying an HDTV in the off season

5 classic sci-fi gadgets guaranteed to please your geekiest beloved

This Transformer turns from a jaguar into a USB drive

Hand grenade USB drive holds your data, aggression

Verbatim TUFF-'N'-TINY USB drive lives up to its name

USB thumb drives hit 256GB mark

Syringe USB drive is one way to store your data

Man replaces lost finger with USB drive

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