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Disposable USB Sticks, For Those Sad Memories You Don’t Mind Losing

By Gary Cutlack Published February 15, 2011, 7:00 am ET

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The creative minds of Art Lebedev have once again thought of something interesting to do in the USB world—cardboard. The design team’s concept “Fleshkus” memory sticks are supplied on printed card, with users able to tear one off as needed and write a description straight onto the back. [Art Lebedev via UberGizmo]

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