Walletex uncovers ultrathin holiday flash drives

Just in case you missed the memo -- and have subsequently wondered why the mall traffic has been just unmanageable of late -- the holiday season is upon us, and there's no better way to celebrate than by picking up one of Walletex's newest flash drives. Granted, the firm only has Christmas and Hanukkah editions, but it is offering up a couple of motifs in each of the aforementioned flavors. The wallet-sized cards are available now in sizes ranging from 128MB to 4GB, and while you can snag one for you or a loved one for as low as $26.95, don't expect to store too many jingles without ponying up quite a bit more.

[Via ChipChick]

Read - Christmas flash cards
Read - Hanukkah flash cards

[strider_mt2k @ Dec 7th 2007 9:09AM]

Soon breaking off of, and leaving exposed live contacts in a computer near you!

(Do you smell something?)

[bcollinstex @ Dec 7th 2007 11:06AM]

I've had one of these cards for a few years. Very rugged and reliable. No problem with the open style USB plugin.

[Blackster @ Dec 7th 2007 10:22AM]

people like you deserve the result of that ;)
worst places for condoms are wallets and cars

[Yubastard @ Dec 7th 2007 10:48AM]

lol they took the thread away...? too much nastiness? I think so hehe talk about offtopic... still, would like some freedom to write whatever I think. love you engadget! sorry! LOL

[cap'n @ Dec 7th 2007 10:31AM]

Interesting. Upon first glance, I thought these cards might be a new way to use gift cards online. Imagine if they were. For instance, you get an iTunes gift card w/ USB attachment (preferably spring loaded as opposed to just hanging off the end of the card), plug it into your computer, and it automatically launches iTunes, enters your card number, and displays your current balance.

[Anthony @ Dec 7th 2007 11:32AM]

Just the thing to go with your "Blood Sucking Financial Institution" credit card skins from http://creditcovers.com

actual product link here: http://tinyurl.com/35vvb4

[Wwhat @ Dec 7th 2007 2:49PM]

Only idiots click on tinyurl links from people they don't know.

[Anthony @ Dec 7th 2007 2:56PM]

My bad, just wanted to save the giant link, for the non-idiots:

http://creditcovers.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=22

[byaah @ Dec 7th 2007 11:32AM]

I like that. It would be a very useful implementation.

[byaah @ Dec 7th 2007 11:33AM]

And that was definitely supposed to be in response to cap'n's post.

[Wwhat @ Dec 7th 2007 2:48PM]

HAha, you didn't disable autorun, and you think the computers in movies are based on reality and that there is no need for security at all.

[Wwhat @ Dec 7th 2007 2:51PM]

That was a reply to cap'n