For example you can get a USB pen that looks just like a piece of Lego; this would be ideal for any school children who need to take their work to school with them. It could be easily attached to the inside of their school bag. Equally if are worried about your child losing their USB stick because they can be quite careless. You could have peace of mind by getting them a USB flash band. This bracelet, which anyone can wear, would mean the person could wear it around their wrist and forget about the risk of losing it from their bag etc. Also they would not forget to take it with them as they could wear it on their wrist all day.

Equally if you are thinking about smart storage for your USB stick you could also opt for a card style USB which is the same size as a credit card. This way it would simply slot into your wallet or purse and you would always know where it is.

Or if you are looking for the ultimate novelty gift for someone you could get them a USB stick that looks exactly like a twig, this is for all the people out there with a sense of humor.

There really is one for everyone and to suit all personalities; it is just a case of finding the right one.

For those of you that think ninjas are the ultimate warriors, here’s a USB drive to show off your point of view.  Although this drive isn’t exactly something you should probably slip past airport security, it would be a cool drive to keep at home.  You can about guarantee that you’ll end up paying a lot more  just to get your ninja themed USB drive, but I could see it being worth it for a few.

It’s not for everyone, but even for those that can’t afford it.  You have to admit if you had the cash, you’d probably consider buying it.  The drive will only hold a whopping 2GB of your data on it, which really isn’t much.  Especially when you consider how much cash you’ll end up forking out for this.  It’s definitely a novelty drive and an expensive one at that.  You’ll end up paying ¥ 11,500.00 or about $126 from Geek Stuff 4U.

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If you want top-up your cuteness points then the WALL-E USB Thumb Drive will give you 1000+ bonus points straight off the bat. At 8GB it’s not only trading on its cuteness, it’s actually useful too.

The WALL-E USB Thumb Drive even comes holding a fire extinguisher. For those of us who haven’t seen the WALL-E movie, this holds absolutely no significance whatsoever. For those of you who have seen the move +100 to those cuteness points (even cuter than the cat-paw USB drive).

You can grab the WALL-E USB Thumb Drive from etsy via craftsman sgedra for $65. Unfortuneatley there is currently only one in stock so by the time you read this post it might bee too late (-1000 cute points).

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Features:

• Bulb shape design
• USB 2.0
• Portable and easy operation
• Plug and Play
• Support Window XP/Vista, Linux 2.4, MAC OSX or latest version
• Dimension: 65 x 28 x 28mm (approx.)
• Weight: 26g

The USB Bulb Flash Drive is available over at the USB Brando website in three different sizes: 2GB ($19), 4GB ($22) and 8GB ($32).

When it comes to USB drives design and style are wide open. You can find just about anything you want. So why not a terracotta warrior 7 inch replica. These drives come in all sorts of sizes rangng from a 1GB - 8GB. They support password protection and even has a limited lifetime warranty which is a bonus if you gone through enough usb flash drives as I have.  At this point it's hard to say where you how much but you one of these will cost you but there is a source site that does tell you where you can find them. Happy shopping.

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Why I am at it here is another thumb drive from USB Real Thumb Drive. Doesn't it look cool stickign out the side of the laptop?  Remember that thumb-shaped USB drive from Solid Alliance that was all over the blogs last year? A new model with twice the amount of storage capacity is now available.

The design for this updated version looks pretty much the same as the original one from 2007, but the built-in flash memory is now 2 gigabytes large instead of 1GB.

Features:

• USB 2.0 High Speed
• Plug and Play, Hot-Swapped capability
• Mass storage compliant
• Support: Windows Vista, XP, 2000 and Mac OS
• Dimensions: 55 x 24 x 22mm (approx.)
• Weight: 18g

The USB Real Thumb Drive is available from the USB Geek website for $20.

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It's not the first thumb drive with a bottle opener released but the advantage with the new stylish combo from TrekStor is that it’s available in sizes ranging from 1GB up to 16GB. 

The Trekstor has data transfer speeds of 25 MB/s and 12 MB/s, and is compatible with Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Mac OS X, Linux, and Kernel 2.6x. You should be able to get the 1GB version for about $10, and the 16GB version for about $71.

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According to SanDisk, any digital data written to SanDisk SD WORM cards are effectively locked the moment it is recorded; leaving absolutely no physical way to alter or delete individual recorded files. Good thing you don’t need another card adapter to read this since any conventional SD memory card reader is able to do the job. SanDisk SD WORM cards also come with a 100-year archive life under appropriate storage conditions, of course. Some of the more interesting applications for the SanDisk SD WORM card include :-

• Police photography and witness/suspect interviews, where courts require proof that photos and audio recordings are genuine
• Court proceedings, such as trials and depositions
• Electronic voting, where recorded votes must be tamper-proof
• Cash registers which record transactions for tax collection purposes
• Event recorders, such as security cameras and “black box” flight-data recorders
• Medical devices which retain individual patient treatment data
• Personal digital assistants (PDAs) and similar devices used by physicians and other health-care professionals to track patient interactions

SanDisk SD WORM cards are readily available in 128MB capacity, although it is widely expected that the paltry amount of storage space will be increased in due time.

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The worms have been identified as W32.Fakerecy and W32.SillyFDC by anti virus programs. The worms spread themselves to mapped drives or removable systems and affect all Windows systems prior to Vista.