Lego USB Flash Drive

Posted in Flash Memory, USB by Reuben Drake on May 31st, 2007

Lego USB Flash Drive from ZipZipUSB flash drives come in all shapes and sized these days, and not even a lego brick can escape it.

A Australian company called Zip Zip has created a 1GB USB flash memory thumb drive out of small Lego bricks just to add a little fun to you data storage needs.

This design makes me wonder if you could stack these bricks together, and something that would be really cool is if by stacking them you could expand the memory. But for now I think they are just regular Lego bricks with a flash drive built in.

The Lego USB flash drive comes in six colors of yellow, blue, red, white, black and green and retails for just under $49 ($59 AUD).

ZipZip via Giz

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3 Comments to “Lego USB Flash Drive”
  1. alvin Says:

    wher can i get lego flash drive? is there any in china or singapore?

  2. Ark22 Says:

    @ alvin:

    You can easily make one yourself–it worked for me. Just go to:

    http://www.instructables.com/id/Lego-USB-Stick/

    If you want the real thing, go to:

    http://www.chrisi.com/leusbfldrbl.html

  3. kenny Says:

    is this illegal?

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