USB Memory SushiDisk

Juniper Foo | Oct 25, 2004

Had the Japanese known they would conquer the world through our stomach, World War II could have been fought with chopsticks and wasabi ne? SolidAlliance, the company which brought us the glow-in-dark i-Duck USB thumbdrives, may have struck gold with its SushiDisk. With the potential for limitless permutations of sushi and willing buyers (me, me!), this makes for great office party gifts. We can just see a serving of SushiDisks on a CNETAsia-embossed buffet platter. Just don't eat the decoration.

Click to see more oishii (delicious) peripherals: Sushi specs

Price: From ¥6,000 to ¥8,200 (US$56 to US$76)
Availability: SolidAlliance
Device: USB drive
Basic specs: 32MB or 128MB, USB 2.0

Filed under: PC & Peripherals
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