January 15, 2008 3:21 AM PST

The best thumb drive $29,000 can buy

by Mike Yamamoto
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(Credit: Mii Stor)

It's always nice to see a company making progress, and Mii Stor is no exception. The last time we visited with the company, it was offering a 4GB thumb drive for $19,000

Now, thanks to the advancement of technology, it has upgraded the line with a model dubbed "Ice" that has more capacity for about $29,000, according to Luxurylaunches--capacity for diamonds, that is, of which there are 456. (The previously cited "Snow" version had a mere 96 stones.) It's also made of platinum, as opposed to the low-rent 18k gold of its predecessor.

Surprisingly, it's available only on request. We were hoping to pick up a gift card.

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