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Kore Ja Nai Robo USB flash drive

Posted on: December 07, 2006


Kore Ja Nai Robo USB flash drive
Solid Alliance has unveiled yet another option for those who are avid collectors of weird and funny USB flash drives. It doesn't involve sushi of any sort this time, focusing instead on Japanese-style robots that have a universal appeal. Known as the Kore Ja Nai Robo, this USB flash drive comes in standard specifications with a pitiful maximum memory capacity of a mere 256MB. Thankfully, it connects via the newer USB 2.0 connection which guarantees fast transfer speeds. The Kore Ja Nai Robo USB flash drive measures 46.4mm x 25.2mm x 80.6mm and retails at an affordable $63 after conversion.

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