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February 11, 2007 12:32 PM PST

Titanium USB drive keeps on ticking

by Mike Yamamoto
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(Credit: SlashGear)

Slava Tyukalov is one busy inventor-slash-entrepreneur. Only a few months ago he generated tons of interest in his handmade wireless mouse, a beautiful creation of graphite, aluminum and Italian leather. Now SlashGear says he's come up with a USB drive that features an important addition: titanium.

Why? Because he apparently wanted to make it as close to indestructible as possible, being waterproof, anti-shock, anti-vibration and anti-static. (For a demonstration of its durability, check out the YouTube clip below.) We have just one question: Why are people so determined to abuse their poor USB drives anyway?

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Good idea -- but not the first
by ricks picks February 11, 2007 6:39 PM PST
SanDisk has been producing a Titanium USB drive for a couple of years.
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