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Posted by Chris Leckness on January 21, 2006 – 6:14 pm
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USB thumb drives have showed up in many sizes and shapes, and have been made with all different types of plastic and rubber, but here is a new one with the outer housing made of wood. The drives are made of different woods for each capacity. Sycamore houses 256MB, Cherrywood is 512MB, and Rosewood is 1GB. The hardwood USB keys were designed by Michael Leung. Source: Shiny Shiny
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