Bamboo USB Flash Drive -- With Post-It Notes?

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Huffington Post   |  Dave Burdick   |   February 5, 2009 01:40 PM

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There's something of a trend in the last few years of making electronic gadgets with bamboo, which is a more renewable material than, say, plastic. I think we've seen it all, from bamboo monitors, mice, keyboards and iPod cases to a bamboo Dell.

And now, this.

BoingBoing spotted this weird little USB bamboo gadget:

This bamboo USB stick with built-in sticky note pad is rather lovely, for the product of two unnecessarily converged accessories, but for $30 for 2GBs and 100 notes, you'd be better off slapping a cut-in-half pad of Post-Its on any of the numerous other flash drives in your collection.

Huh? It's a bamboo gadget, which appeals to the average eco-nerd... and it conveniently incorporates a disposable paper product? At least they're tiny post-its, I guess. I like BoingBoing's solution better, because I've seen so many flash drives getting handed out lately I'm sure a lot must just be getting thrown away.

There's something of a trend in the last few years of making electronic gadgets with bamboo, which is a more renewable material than, say, plastic. I think we've seen it all, from bamboo monitors, mic...
There's something of a trend in the last few years of making electronic gadgets with bamboo, which is a more renewable material than, say, plastic. I think we've seen it all, from bamboo monitors, mic...
 
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I was in the office supply store the other day and I don't think there are many items left that 3M hasn't combined post it notes with ; )

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    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 03:31 AM on 02/18/2009
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The best and most eco friendly product is the one you don't buy. So ask yourself the question before forking out 30 dollars for 2 dollars worth of worthless junk; do I really need this item to be green.

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    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:51 PM on 02/05/2009
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