Lipstick style USB Flash drive

by David Allen on Thursday, June 7th, 2007

They say that this looks like a lipstick case, I suppose it does in a way and it is pink, so it is a great idea to disguise things like this, because clearly if you are carrying around a flash drive there may be something important on it, like personal data which could be valuable to a thief, but a lipstick the thief is going to pass it by.

lipstick usb drive

Features:

1GB storage capacity
Discreet lipstick design
USB 2.0 compatible

Cost this lipstick USB 1 GB flash drive $19.95

Source [Cool Gadget Zone]

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Tags: 1gb_storage, 1_gb_flash_drive, lipstick_case, pen_drive, personal_data, Storage, USB, usb_1_gb

Categories: Storage, USB.

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That's pretty slick, but I've given up on USB drives. Personally, I prefer SDCards with integrated USB ports. They achieve the same thing as USB drives and can be used in cameras. And they're smaller.

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lol.. i would wanna gsee a girl pull this out and then try to put it on her lips... and then realise that she has a flash drive in her hand...