One megabit EPROM cufflinks for the jetset nerd
By Nilay Patel 
posted Aug 31st 2008 3:02AM
posted Aug 31st 2008 3:02AM
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Oh Lord....
...won't you buy me an EPROM cufflink?
Except these and similar products have been available at ThinkGeek.com for oh... 2-3 years? They were dropped from its line-up a while ago, along with the CAT5 bracelets, IDE Belts and other geek apperal made out of computer parts (apart from a small circuit board necklace)
That's stretching the term 'news'.
This will go excellent with my LAN party attire
yes, my son?
im lost... er
I can see an application - I'm sure James Bond will find it handy.
Oh wait that doesn't exist.
Maybe if it was at least a couple gigabytes.
...And his friend never spoke to him again.
MacGyver would find this useful
he would add some paper clips with glass and make a rocket
Since most people comment without reading the post.
"but come one, we demand at least 1GB of wrist-based storage in this day and age."
hope this helps.
Seriously, come ONE, noONE seems to be reading even just ONE post. I ONEder why.
Or maybe most people did notice, but they were to busy capitalizing their sentences to point out the obvious like an annoying prick.
Hope this helps.
I sure hope the terrorists don't find out about this...
if anyone wears these in public...then the terrorists have already won.
This makes a magazine? Seriously? I've been sporting a Voodoo1 chip as a keychain for years now. Guess for some people it's hard to figure out then.
Engadget is a blog. You can post pretty much anything and most people won't care.
I'm wearing a Mac Mini around my neck right now..pumping out my tunes...
It's probably real simple to do, but a how-to guide would be nice if they couldn't just sell them off of Thinkgeek or something :)
Does anyone actually know a real geek that has ever worn cuff links???
I really can't imagine why anyone would need more than 640kb cufflinks.
Homeland Security will probably detain you at the border while they try to read whatever data might be on these things.
ugh
you could hide some small zip files or a few jpegs probably on there assuming there real (and unburnt, eg blank) PROMs and could plug them in or solder wires to them somehow
128Kibibytes per cufflink!!!
at least a 8Gbit (1GB) TSOP flash IC lol