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We really like to find the kooky USB gadgets around the web here at Everything USB and we found a particularly kooky one today. When we think convergence for devices, two things that we have never through of combing are highlighter pens with a USB hub and flash drive. Someone, somewhere though it was a good idea and made the device a reality. At first glance, you might think that each of the square highlighters in the High Dexx USB Flash Drive are thumbdrives along the lines of the six little drives hidden in the Ultra Space Station. What you are actually seeing is three highlighters and one flash drive that looks like the highlighters. The square base station has one USB port hidden on top where you can dock the optional flash drive or any other USB device. We see a few flaws in this design. For one it appears that the flash drive is very fat, we doubt it would fit into a crowded USB hub. Second, what do you do when the high lighters run out of ink? The flash drive can be had in 128MB, 256MB, 512MB, 1GB, and 2GB capacities. The Dexx sells for $7.92 per unit with no flash drive and you have to order them in quantities of 50. 
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