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Sometimes the most simple shape can bring back a lot of fond memories. Remember the days of elementary school and the school supply lists? Call me a bit of a geek but I was always fond of the classic pink eraser and now it has been converted over to a more modern application in the form of a USB flash drive. The eraser flash drive is made by the folks at Outofstock (which could be a very misleading company name). The 1GB model will set you back $75.
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5:45 PM on Thu May 10 2007
By Travis Hudson
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ah, memories...i used to carve those little things up into tiny battlestar galacticas...
1 GB for $75? I'll stick to a plain ol' USB drive.
I dunno, other than vaguely being the same shape, it doesn't look much like an eraser to me.
It's fake-wood-grain, fercrissakes.
No, it's actual wood. What does everyone think of wooden USB drives?
That is okay, as long as the eraser does not wipe out reality, it is not hee most dangerous thing in the world.
Doesn't seem too "traumatic" to me...
it would be cool to carve out the inside of an actual pink eraser and put the innards of a usb flash drive inside, I might just try that
@awemaker
"What does everyone think of wooden USB drives?"
I think they're not worth the extra $65.
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