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Subculture fans will line up for a new USB flash drive featuring Halloween Town's fearless leader, Pumpkin King Jack Skellington. Famous from the movie The Nightmare before Christmas, this movie tie-in thumb drive is going straight to the top of our our favorites. The spooky effigy of Jack from the digital clay-mation cult favorite hides a USB connector and 4, 8 or 16GB flash drive. Made of impact resistant plastic, the Jack Skellington drive is effectively waterproof and shockproof. Reenact the movie and remove Jack's head, and jack him into your USB port for quick access to flash storage. A-Data has conveniently included a few trial pieces of software which are woefully unrelated to Jack's dark image. A Marilyn Manson album or Rob Zombie MP3 would have been much more suitable for this fun flashback drive. These applications are free from A-Data's web site as well. The USB drives are available at favorite gadget provider Brando's online store for $30, $47 and $72 depending on the amount of storage you want.
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