Charmed by Philips' latest Active Crystals USB drives

Ok, you've really gone and put us in a twist this time Philips. The he-man editors of Engadget haven't exactly been wooed by Philips' lineup of Active Crystals USB drives slathered in Swarovski excess. Then again, we're not their target audience. Somehow though, these new 2GB Happy Laura and Naughty Raymond USB drive robots make us want to titter coyly with demure fingertips pressed lightly to our pouty mouths. But for €150 (about $223), we won't.

Read -- Naughty Raymond
Read -- Happy Laura

[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

[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.

[Yaroslav @ Aug 13th 2008 8:06AM]

White one is great! I like it :-)
I'll buy one when I've got my first thousand

[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.