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Wooden USB sticks might give you splinters

Wooden USB sticks might give you splintersYep, a wooden USB drive – we’ve seen that before, but these are a touch nicer. Every one is custom made of a stick specially selected by artisans for it’s beauty and then professionally crafted into a drive. Available in 1GB to 8GB capacity, the OOOMS USB sticks will cost you a premium. The 1GB version is $50, and the 8GB will set you back $70. For sure, ensure you don’t have termites, and pay attention for splinters. On the positive side, once you drop the drive in a lake it’ll probably float.

I need to inform you, even supposing you don’t would like to buy one of their USB sticks, it’s a must to investigate the manufacturers site. Roadkill carpet.

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