Bot lovers, here’s something you’ll surely enjoy. Instead of the usual mundane flash drives you’ll just keep in your pocket, drawer, bag or wherever else why not get something you’ll love looking at? We got the Team 2GB T-Bot USB Flash Drive White right here with all the right protrusions to become a minibot.

The T-bot has a hook on cover form so you risk losing its cap. It has a USB 2.0 interface, supports plug and play, and can store data that remains intact for 10 years. Works on Mac or Windows platforms and has a LED light status indicator to show the status of your transfer.

Check out the Team 2GB T-Bot USB Flash Drive White

For anyone looking for a portable hard drive or an add-on storage for your computers, here’s an option: the Maxtor Basics Portable Hard Drive. It’s a 2.5-inch HDD encased in a shell for shock protection with a USB 2.0 connection. With a storage capacity of 160GB (5400 RPM), this thing works with both Macs and PCs and can deliver up to 480 Mb/sec data transfer rate. Weighing a mere 0.22kg, you can carry it anywhere with you from home work or school and vice versa without having to worry about its integrity (as long as you don’t drop it, that is).

You can grab the Maxtor Basics 2.5″ 160GB Ext Portable USB2 here at Mr. Gadget Australia

The reason why Buffalo’s new external hard drive is named Shinobi (Japanese for “ninja”) is probably because with its near-miniscule size, it can hide from you like a ninja. The Buffalo MiniStation Shinobi is an external 1.8-inch hard disk drive that prides itself in being small AND thin.

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Ghostbusters? Our younger readers might only have a vague image of the Ghostbusters culture, but here’s a chance to acquaint them with it. PNY is actually releasing a 2GB USB drive that comes preloaded with—get this—the Ghostbusters movie.

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Lenovo, being one of the sponsors of Beijing Olympics 2008, released a few Beijing Olympics 2008 themed USB flash drives to offset some of what the company spent. All the USB flash drives in the line are limited editions, which could explain the rather exorbitant price for at least one of them.

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What do you use those SanDisk memory card readers for other than to read memory cards? Of course, since we got readers to peruse files with, we also have the vessels with which you keep your data in.

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Want a new portable hard drive? There are already a lot available in the in the market, but there’s always room for more. LG has recently unveiled the new line of LG XD1 portable hard drives in Korea.

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Those attractive brushed metallic cases containing Samsung‘s 1.8-inch and 2.5-inch SSDs can be within our grasps soon enough, as the small multi-level cell (MLC) based SSDs begin mass production. The 128GB and 64GB versions are first to hit the market.

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The nondescript PNY Attaché USB flash drive gets a tepid review from Laptop Mag. The device features a simple black and blue body which, except for the logo, doesn’t do much for it, really. However, the hard plastic proved to be more durable than other plastic USBs, comparable to even an aluminum chassis.

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The new Western Digital My Book Mirror Edition is a dual-drive storage system designed to provide you with not one but two copies of your data. As someone who’s lost two hard drives at the same time, I more than appreciate the importance of a system such as this.

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