transforming flash drive Ravage Transformer USB Flash Drive

It is quite normal to get tired of the boring old USB Flash Memory devices that we come across every other hour. In fact, the influx of flash drives have become so much that it might actually become a ‘done to death’ thing and people would just lose interest in innovative flash drive designs altogether. However, there is this exception in the form of the new Transforming ‘Ravage’ USB Flash Drive.

The Ravage is a cool 2GB flash drive and works like any other. However, the difference is that when you are not using the gadget, it becomes a cool feline figurine, which looks mean enough to pounce upon anyone that comes its way. In fact, the Ravage is almost like a black panther with red gleaming eyes. The toy may come with sharp edges and hence is not recommended for children below the ages of 16. Ravage is compatible with Windows and Mac. It supports USB 1.1 and 2.0 interfaces and thus is quite up to date.

At about 480 mbps, the gadget is pretty fast if you are using USB 2.0. It costs $42.99 and I must say it is more attractive because of its feline character than its usual functionality. Perhaps if the manufacturers come up with really cool designs like this, geeks would not get bored of USB gadgets altogether. If you would still like to check out some cool concepts, try the USB Recycle Bin Flash Drive. The Flash Drive Tie is a zany and ridiculous fashion statement, which might appeal to the weirdos.

Via: Nerd Approved

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16 Responses to “Ravage Transformer USB Flash Drive”

  1. Johnson & Johnson Says:

    Makes me wanna play with my old tansformers toys… need to call up my kindergarten friends up… Coolest thing ever

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  6. hongkiat Says:

    This is too cool :-)

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  12. matt hale Says:

    so friggin awsome.back in the day on the play ground.you was judged by the toy,s you had.this IS one of those toys. just wish it was 4 gig. owell can,t have it all

  13. Nyxi Says:

    I just wish it was bigger too matt. with the right parts and alittle technical skill you could make it bigger.

  14. JB Says:

    Pity it’s not available in bigger sizes. Transformers deserve more than 2 gig!

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  16. Jack Says:

    Yes, you guys are right. it should be better in many parts.

    I could offer it with 4GB or 8GB since i manufacture this Xformers USB flash and offer it to both Wholesalers and Retailers

    jacklee at sensewell dot net

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