Charmed by Philips' latest Active Crystals USB drives
by Thomas Ricker 
posted Aug 13th 2008 at 7:29AM
Read -- Naughty Raymond
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
quomen @ Aug 13th 2008 7:39AM
Cute, but this thing just screams, "Steal me!"
chi22ko @ Aug 13th 2008 7:56AM
[2]!
ShadowKain @ Aug 13th 2008 7:46AM
Steal me? For 223 dollars those arnt diamonds you dolt, but im sure most people still would love to decapitate their flash drive
Yaroslav @ Aug 13th 2008 8:06AM
White one is great! I like it :-)
I'll buy one when I've got my first thousand
F.Bizzaro @ Aug 13th 2008 8:06AM
The black one is "Naughty Raymond"!?!
I'm not sure I want to have to fondle something called Naughty Raymond to get my data. Unless its the weekend.
Sirius @ Aug 13th 2008 8:19AM
Why is the chain attached to the drive cap rather than the drive itself?...
Matthew McGuirl @ Aug 13th 2008 8:39AM
USB Bomberman, anyone?
pickupjojo @ Aug 13th 2008 11:05AM
It's not really new Engadget...
Just look at my tips when I send you some. :)
Joffrey,
http://www.geekandhype.com
Dan @ Aug 14th 2008 5:11PM
Maybe to attract the man-geeks, perhaps one made into the shape of a Mooninite?
I'm wishing as hard as I can.