Titan USB flash drive is one tough nut

If there ever was a tough USB flash drive to grace the world of computers, the Titan would be it. Made from a graphite/aluminum composite metal matrix that was used in NASA as well as other space agencies. Used to construct what, we don’t know, but it sure sounds cool to have a pedigree like that. This matrix is subsequently covered in titanium to avoid the danger of corrosion, leaving us with a waterproof, anti-shock and anti-static drive which is capable of holding its own against 20,000 pounds of pressure. The 1GB and 2GB models retail for $197 and $247 respectively. There will only be a hundred of such units produced. Too bad it ain’t anti-obsolete, which means the death of the drive once USB 2.0 is phased out.