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Olinari – The USB drive necklace

By Chris on Tuesday, Aug 28th 2007 4 Comments

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USB drives are so commonplace that almost everyone carries one. I personally keep my Corsair Flash Voyager on my keychain (right next to my D20 holder). While it’s not too hard on the eyes, some people might look for a drive that they can really show off.

Olinari

The Olinari is interesting because it is actually a necklace that houses a tiny USB flash drive. I say tiny, but the drive actually holds up to 2GB. If you for some reason lose that drive, it’s just a Sony Micro Vault USB drive, so it’s replaceable.

The cost on this thing is way too much in my opinion. For $349 I would expect something that looks a little nicer. This looks like something you’d see for sale in a gas station.

Goth Looking Pendants Hides 2GB Sony Flash Drive Inside [via everythingusb]

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4 Responses to “Olinari – The USB drive necklace”

  1. Janet L. December 5, 2007

    It’s on sale now for $244 on their site http://olinari.com

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  2. Ty December 5, 2007

    Wow, nice.

    Do they not come out with everything? Gosh!

    All these USB drives and their crazy ideas on how to make them usable and fashionable… haha

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  3. Your momma June 20, 2008

    in a gas station huh? It’s too cheap for a gas station, cuz gas is like what $5 a gallon?

    I think it looks good, and functional, and just cuz some of you fools can’t afford it, no need to hate on it. Just look, admire and move on.

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  4. Jayfhord July 15, 2008

    You angry “can afford” person, there is no need for name calling like “fools”.

    Calm down.

    I say it is still too expensive unless those necklace are made of gold or silver.

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