Bandai Japan launches GNO3 Gundam USB flash drive

Jan 27th 2010
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Bandai Japan has rolled out the GNO3 Gundam USB flash drive which will come in a various capacities, presumably 1GB, 2GB and 4GB. It will also come pre-loaded with the GN03 game, allowing you to have some downtime from your work at the office to release some stress. This is definitely not something you would want to tote around the office while maintaining your dignity as a high-powered executive due to the kiddy-like design, that’s for sure. Strange to see a 1GB USB flash drive in this day and age where 8GB is the norm…

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