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This is a pretty average flash drive that comes in a not-so-average package. This toe of this athletic shoe pops off to reveal the USB connector capable of storing up to 1GB of your favorite sports (or anything else) related goods. No, your eyes aren't deceiving you. That appears to be the oh-so-familiar Nike swoosh plastered on the side of this non-Nike peripheral. I can imagine the lawyers' ears perking up as I type this.
Shoe Flash Drive Rips of Nike Design [EverythingUSB]
5:40 PM on Thu May 17 2007
By Travis Hudson
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They should make a white glove USB flash key. Or perhaps a sparkly one.
That is clearly a bobsled on the side of the shoe, I don't know what Nike's problem is every time this happens.
What's a "nike"?
killarclown,
accroding to the dictionary, "Nike" is "the Greek goddess of victory."
All I want is a .50calBMG flash drive
Their slogan: "Just shoe it"
[Man... I knew I should have gone into advertising, instead of wasting my life with computers....]
That's a Nike Cortez! It's the only Nike shoe that has never ceased production since its release.
This is not just a copy of a Nike, it's a blatant rip-off of a Nike concept. They released a flash drive to VIPS designed like their new AirMax360 when it came out a few years back.
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