April 18th, 2007 by ketyung
It’ll be a really bad idea to have the SolidAlliance FoodXXX USB gadgets to be on my desk. You know, once I’m rushing for my work in front of my PC till starving, for sure the kind of illusion will mislead me to pick it up and put it in my mouth!
Of course, I don’t have the superman kind of digestive system that can chew up this plastic stuff in my stomach!
That’s the crazy idea of SolidAlliance, which they have all kind of USB gadgets that are made into the shape of delicious food. Look at the picture, having the Rice-Tomato USB HUB and connected with a bunch of Ready Boost 1GB USB Keys: EbiFry (fried shrimp), Kani No Hasami Age (crab), Hamburg and Purin (caramel blank), and they simply make up a delicious dish on your desk! Yummy! Somemore, each item is 100% hand made. It’s really a great effort although crazy!
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April 18th, 2007 at 6:57 am
Thats one cool food USB.. Hahaha.
April 21st, 2007 at 4:52 am
[...] The market is simply too competitive nowadays, therefore quite a number of product makers are scratching their head hoping to add more “innovative” ideas into their products to be more marketable. After seeing the SolidAlliance’s food-shaped gadgets, here is another one, the Vavolo, hoping to make use of “food temptation” to lure more to buy their products. What they have here are simply hamburger drives, pizza drives, pastry drives, and a sandwich drive with capacities from 256MB to 2GB. Nice food is simply irresistable to someone. Pity the sales girl (in the picture below) at the Vavolo booth at Hong Kong Electronics Fair 2007. Is she too hungry and almost wanted to put those food-shaped gadgets in her mouth? [...]
May 10th, 2007 at 4:46 am
[...] Whether you like it or not, this USB flash drive is made into the shape of a little pill. Of course, this litttle pill-shaped flash drive will certainly fail to raise your appetitie as what those food-shaped USB flash drives could possibly do for you. No doubt about its size, it’s really small enough and somemore colorful, which you can bring it wherever you go together with your data. [...]
July 2nd, 2007 at 4:58 am
[...] USB biscuits or in short USB-iscuit, which are so tasty! Too many deadlines to catch up with, having no time for a coffee break and your stomach is crying. Well, if you have these gadgets around on your work desk, be awake, don’t swallow them up! Anyway, it is a concept that the guy Chris Ollis is thinking of - to produce some kind of edible flash drive. Yes, they’re talking about real European biscuits - cookies, not only the kind of food-shaped flash drive, which the SolidAlliance offers. [...]
August 3rd, 2007 at 4:56 am
[...] Solid Alliance seems to be pretty keen to present us the not-so-useful gadgets that made into the shape of some notable objects. Forget about the EbiFry, Kani No Hasami Age, this time we will be more into the Japanese cultural legend. It’s Mr. Tengu, which is believed as the kind of bird-like spirit that easily gets angry and steals away little kids. Sounds little bit scary here? [...]
August 22nd, 2007 at 3:05 am
[...] SolidAlliance has got a new USB gadget to show us. This time it’s no more those not-so-useful food-shaped gadgets anymore. It’s a USB powered remote control car. You’d probably be curious about how a USB powered gadget can be remotely controlled? Are we talking about wireless USB here? No, it’s not anything to do with wireless USB. [...]
October 30th, 2007 at 5:15 am
[...] Whether you like it or not, this USB flash drive is made in the shape of a chicken foot. Of course, USB flash drives come in different shapes of everyday objects are nothing new to us. But, this one, in the shape of a chicken foot, is simply considered the weirdest to me. I’m not too sure what group of people that this gadget is trying to appeal to. Perhaps, those who like to eat chicken foot? So, we’d be expecting some chicken wings on the way too. [...]