Pico USB Drive is So Teeny, You Could Swallow It

Published by Mariella Moon June 30th, 2008 in Gadgets, Storage.

I remember my very first flash drive. It was a silver generic drive with only 120+ megabytes storage capacity. Even so, as a geek, I was totally in love with it.

And then drives with enormous capacities started appearing, small drives with gigabytes upon gigabytes of memory. These already small drives became even smaller until they became so teeny, they always run a risk of being lost, or even being swallowed. Take fors example this Pico USB Drive. It’s so minute I could lose it inside my bag and never find it again. And that miniscule device can actually store 8GB of data. 8GB! It’s cute and all that, but really, I’d rather have something a bit more visible and not something small enough that I could swallow it whole. Interested? Take a look at the Pico USB Drive at ThinkGeek which sells for £25.

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