Disposable USB Drives for Sending Files Over Snail Mail

by Johny · November 1, 2013

Four tabs, made from recycled, molded paper pulp can be torn from a credit-card sized pack. You can tear off individual 1GB drives.
Designed by Kurt Rampton and BOLTgroup, the drives allow for quick, on-the-go data transfer of large files that can’t be emailed.
Sounds like a pretty good idea, cheap USB drives for sending files over regular mail. However the idea that you dispose off them after use is not precisely environmentally friendly?
If you ask me, they look durable enough to be reused by the receiver, in which case this indeed a great idea.

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Johny (John-Erik) Krahbichler is the CEO and main author of Gadgetzz, since 2009. While Mr. Krahbichler's expertise is in consumer electronics, his true passion is science´, and educating the world about the universe we inhabit. Check out the non-profit Scientific Literacy Matters Currently Johny is using his experience from covering trade shows such as the CES, to work with trade show exhibition marketing.