LEGO taught so many so much, a perfect building block (literally) for developing creative minds. While firmly ensconced in our childhood, LEGO is still teaching and entertaining children today. Keeping up with the times LEGO brings a fully functional USB flash drive built into one of its
mini-figure men. A perfect memento for adults of all ages wanting relive a little bit of their childhood. For that matter, most children old enough to play with LEGO's (and not choke on them) already are using a laptop and might be capable of using a flash drive.
The mini-figure splits in two at the waist to expose a USB plug. A keyring attaches to the head for clipping to a key-chain while not in use. At $24.95
direct from LEGO themselves, only 2GB of storage is a little hard to justify. Still, how do you put a price on memories (the other kind)? The only other thing you have to worry about is the slightly large size of the figure relative to the tiny size of the unguarded connector. Seems like it might be prone to breaking, so be gentle with it.
Jack Skellington Flash Drive, Now as Rare as Hen's Teeth
By Anthony Garland on March 14th, 2011
