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Yes, it’s another one of those USB drives that allows you to carry your most important files like a piece of jewelry around your neck. This latest model is designed like a bee.

This colorful and playful series of USB flash drives consists of six different models in various shapes and colors – all designed to look like cute little toy robots.

Some of you might remeber that anti slip gadget holder with USB hub that we covered here at GeekAlerts last month. A new version is now available, featuring a USB card reader.

If you enjoy gadgets with a design inspired by a certain kind of bird, like this optical mouse, this radio and these earbuds, then this USB memory should be right up your alley.

It looks like the Baby Panda USB Flash Drive and the Human Skull USB Drive has a common cousin. Say hello to the 2GB panda skull USB drive from Solid Alliance.

123smile, the creator of the cool Duplo USB Webcam and the R2-D2 USB Flash Drive LEGO Figure, has now come up with a tiny 1GB USB stick made from a 1×2 LEGO brick.

Remember the Mad Devil USB Flash Drive that we wrote about late last year? It turns out that he’s got a mummy cousin that can carry up to 8 gigabytes of your most important files.

Woodventure, a member of the popular Etsy online marketplace, has created this beautiful 8 gigabyte USB flash memory from Cocobolo wood – a hard and heavy material that possesses a high resistance to weathering.

Looking for alternatives to last year’s Watch with Hidden 4GB USB Flash Drive? MAybe one of the products in this new line of flash memory timepieces will suit you.

Yes, it’s another one of those food inspired storage devices, like last month’s bagel. This time it’s a 4GB USB drive that is designed to look like a red hot chili pepper.

The British company Flashbay has a new line of carbon neutral USB flash drives called “Nature Series”, featuring a natural hardwood shell from an PEFC certified source.

It seems as if this will be a day of mini gadgets here at GeekAlerts. First we had the Tiny Personal Alarm, then the Mini Airplane Mouse and now a small USB card reader.