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The Korean R&B band "Fly to the Sky" is selling their music in a unique way, via USB drives. To make it even more interesting the USB drives also include plastic likenesses of the band members and when the drive is plugged into the computer, it looks like band members are sitting on your PC.
The USB key is called MusiC$key and features its own private music player. The security function of the MusiC$key means that no other media player can be used for playback and that copying the tracks to a computer is also impossible. It is noted that an additional 90.1 MB of storage space is available on the drive and that other data can be stored there. The cost of the device is listed as approximately 65,000 Won.
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