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Hand carved USB drives from Africa - "...designer Pedro Alegria, introduced USB flash card design to local craftsmen, all of whom had never seen or heard of such things before. The end result merges traditional "forgotten" craft with hot technology on the rise, sustaining the working families' needs and offering unique craft-designs to the masses. The project is currently seeking large orders to maintain and increase production." [via] - Link.
Handmade wooden USB drives
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Jul 15, 2006 09:41 PM
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wodd, huh? I hear that's alot like this "wood" plant we have growing around here...
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yah typo, fixed, thanks
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How does one go about ordering one?
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