It seems like I’m posting about a new crazy flash drive everyday, but they’re just too darn funny to pass up. Like Hacked! by Fred. This nifty flash drive is sure to back up your data and attract attention.

It seems like I’m posting about a new crazy flash drive everyday, but they’re just too darn funny to pass up. Like Hacked! by Fred. This nifty flash drive is sure to back up your data and attract attention.

Who knew a flash drive could be funny? What started out as a USB flash drive mod, is now a device you can actually buy. Yes, it’s a flash drive in the shape of a decapitated teddy bear. Need I say more?


Flash drives aren’t known for being exactly good looking. I mean, they’re usually just a stick that plugs into your computer. But the USB Mixa Tape isn’t your typical flash drive.
In fact, for a fun twist on this tech necessity, the USB Mixa Tape is in the shape of an old cassette tape. It has a flip out USB port on the side that easily plugs into your computer. It has a 1 GB capacity, so it’s perfect for storing documents on the go in a fun and interesting format.
I read something interesting yesterday that got me thinking about technology and its effect on the environment, again. I saw a post over at Gizmodo about bio-degradable flash drives and how they are a positive step toward reducing e-waste. And while this is certainly a step in the right direction, isn’t it a bit misleading?

Not everyone has 15 different flash drives just lying on their desk at any given moment. Just waiting to be swooped up and actually used for something. In some parts of the world, people only have a couple or even less.
Sony have announced their largest capacity Memory Stick Micro card yet, offering 8GB of storage on the frankly tiny chip. The M2 card doubles the previous maximum storage, meaning mobile users (the format is common in Sony Ericsson cellphones) can store over 2000 128kbps MP3s or over 5,000 5-megapixel photos.
Samsung has announced its financial performance figures for the past quarter, and it’s been a healthy three months for the Korean company. Beating analyst forecasts, profit rose 37-percent, with the well-performing LCD and mobile communications arms of the company coming to the rescue of the ailing DRAM flash memory business. For the past five quarters DRAM has dropped in price, to just 90-percent of their initial value; Samsung and analysts alike now expect the division to turn the corner by the end of the next quarter.
If you don’t already have a large flash drive or an external hard drive for the purpose of playing the media from your computer on your game systems, then this wouldn’t be a bad purchase. It looks good, can pack up to 160GB on its tiny 2.5” disk, and it will fit in your pocket.

This new keyboard from Kensington offers up a profile so thin its almost Mac worthy, except for the back area, but that’s where the magic happens. There is a small, short, hidden mini USB connector/cable hidden under a sliding door.

ViewSonic has long been one of the best LCD manufacturers on the market, so it’s not surprise that they eventually decided to give the whole digital picture frame thing a go, and now they have. They have new 7, 8, and 10 inch models that are available just in time for Mother’s Day.