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Climbing Mountains with Carabiner USB

by Mick on June 21, 2008

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this new gadget signed Brando (the latter is indeed USB, whew!) you can climb Mont Blanc or the Everest, and read your data arriving at the summit. At least if you thought to slip a laptop in your bag climbing. Oh, is not it precisely the plastic box transpercée in two by your axe?

That said, if the carabiner starts to conquer many operating systems (Windows, OS X and Linux), you can not bear: it is almost certain that the marking of caution ” must not be used for the escalation. ” But it stores 4 gigabytes of data, is available in six colors and costs 32 $ (20 €).

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Spinacz, a Unique USB drive

by Mick on May 23, 2008

Unique USB Flash drive

It’s unique flash drive called spinacz which is Polish for ‘clip ‘, indeed it’s in shape of a wooden clothespin. This particular design has some merit. On the one hand, as I have the natural look of wood clothespin in contrast to the shiny metal USB connection. The other more obvious advantage is that it can be easily attached to something like a shirt pocket, making it harder to lose when not in use. It combines tradition as well as modernity and such a combination was an important consideration in the design phase

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