SolidAlliance CEO interviewed: seems sane

by Thomas Ricker, posted Apr 11th 2007 at 8:31AM

The only thing that could be possibly trump an interview with the CEO of Thanko, is an interview with the CEO from Japan's SolidAlliance. You know, SolidA, the eccentric kooks behind the original USB Sushi and other such master crapsmanship. Mister Karahara sat down with Akihabara News to display the best of the best. Who knew that the Ghost Detector really worked!? According to Kawahara-san a lot of customers have "actually found a ghost, just try it." Okaaay. Unfortunately, the UFO Detector has not been so successful; SolidAlliance has "not heard of people finding the UFO, yet. But if you have any feedback, just call us." Oh... we will, we will, right after we get off the horn with the French space agency. See the full interview after the break.

SolidAlliance, Sushi USB flash Disk
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Filed under: Misc. Gadgets

Tags: interview, Interviews, japan, solid alliance, SolidAlliance

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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Rick @ Apr 11th 2007 8:39AM

Please dear God explain to me what the big deal is about a sushi USB drive - I guess I just don't get it.

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Dennis @ Apr 11th 2007 9:23AM

Sushi USB - What's difficult to understand? It is raw. You don't want your USB drive cooked do you?

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Jason @ Apr 11th 2007 10:02AM

A+

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WamBam @ Apr 11th 2007 10:58AM

Do they ship to the US? Anyone know where I can buy their stuff?

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Whatsizface @ Apr 11th 2007 11:49AM

It's packaged in simulated styrofoam and shrink wrap with a grocery label!

http://tinyurl.com/324k7g

I'm.... speechless.

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David @ Apr 11th 2007 12:54PM

WamBam -> you can buy it here : http://www.geekstuff4u.com/index.php?cPath=39&page=2

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kombizz @ Apr 11th 2007 12:58PM

I love sushi.

http://www.ephotozine.com/user.cfm?user=30254

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