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Attack the Great Outdoors with Carabiner USB Flash Drive


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Friday June 20, 2008 3:46 PM CDT - By: Michael Kwan

Click to ZoomThanko may be more interested in keeping you cool, but if you hop across the water to Hong Kong, you'll find that Brando wants you to get out there and enjoy the sunshine this summer. Whether you're the type that enjoys camping, mountain climbing, or just biking through town, this carabiner might come in extra handy. That's because it's got a built-in USB flash drive.

You could say that Brando is catering to the urban adventurer with a device like this, because it offers the utility of a carabiner -- hang on to those keys, that water bottle, or whatever else you like to dangle off your backpack -- with the storage of a relatively small flash drive. This way, you can bike your way to the office with all those important documents in full tow. Something like that.

The 4GB Brando carabiner USB flash drive retails for $32 and comes in your choice of six colors.





Via gizmodo.com


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