After yesterday’s domino-shaped phone, we’re no longer surprised by Lego cube-shaped USB drives.
An Australian company called Zip Zip believed that Lego building blocks could be used as a portable drive in addition to their original function. The small cubes provide 1 gigabyte of storage that can be loaded via a USB 2.0 interface. Although only the red version is shown in the picture, we can purchase the small device in virtually all colors of the rainbow. To prevent the loss of the cube or its use in Lego Castle, the manufacturer also incorporated a key fob into the structure.
It’s undoubtedly a unique structure, but we think the $ 49 price is a bit exaggerated.
