GeekAlerts

I guess the giant from the 90s television series Twin Peaks by David Lynch was right when he said that “the owls are not what they seem” – at least when you look at this blingy keyring owl, which hides a USB flash memory in its head.

The Kingston company has announced a new series of colorful and playful mini USB flash drives that you can snap together with each other and create various shapes.

Some of you might remember the cool Nine Inch Nail USB Memory that was released a couple of years ago. Now you can also get a hammer shaped flash drive that will look great together with the nail model.

A new item has been added to the long line of USB flash drives designed to look like a piece of jewelry. This latest model is necklace with a crystal heart attached to it.

These new cool USB flash drives, inspired by the redesigned light cycles vehicles in the Tron: Legacy movie, are available in two versions: 4GB Sam Flynn (Black) and 8GB Kevin Flynn (White).

If the colors on the owl from the USB Flash Drive Heroes series didn’t match your other gadgets, here’s a chance to get a slightly different model in other designs.

This nice looking emergency power supply will provide you with fresh power when the battery runs flat on your cell phone, MP3 player, PDA or other portable gadget.

Flash Rods, a company “constantly searching for the coolest die-cast cars to integrate flash drives into”, has managed to do exactly that by transforming an 1:18 scale model of the DeLorean DMC-12 car from the popular 1980s movie Back to the Future into a fully working 500GB USB flash drive.

The SantaBot, as ThinkGeek have decided to call this 2GB Christmas spirit USB drive, looks like some kind of mix between an alien, Santa Claus, a robot and an elf.

If you prefer the good old universal serial bus format rather than something like the Watch with Built-In MicroSD Card Reader, this new 4GB USB timepiece might be just the ticket.

This series of USB 2.0 compliant flash drives features a design inspired by retro style robots and they are offered in four different colors: green, blue, yellow and purple.

Mac consultant and web developer Charles Mangin managed to put together this very cool USB 3.5″ floppy disk during yet another one of his weekend projects