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Gone are the days of the floppy disks... We don't have to keep the stacks of vulnerable ugly black plastics that could only hold 1.44MB of memory each. We don't have to worry about losing the files as it's very prone to virus and corrupted files. We now have...... USB flash drive!!!!

Flash drive, thumb drive, memory stick, intelligent stick.....etc. Whatever u named them, they still refer to a simple device to store files which can hold up a minimum 64MB of memory. So many brands, so many designs, which would you choose?

I came across a brilliant design for this device. It's called "flashbag", kinda lame actually. Anyway, this cute design enable the flash drive to bloat up as the amount of the data increase. Imagine the balloon or the puffer fish...

"When swithched off the flashbag remains pumped up, so you can estimate with the naked eye how much more pics, books and music albums can be transferred into it. "


Pics showing the design of flashbag with different amount of storage. Awww..Isn't it adorable?

Right now, it's just a design by Dima Komissarov that caught the eye of media. I can't wait see the actual product out in the market! Wonder any company will take up this challenge to produce this product. This is another brilliant design that'll create a new trend, i hope. I'm really amazed how a little bit of creativity could work magic!

For more info: http://www.plusminus.ru/flashbag.html

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