Love It or Leave It? Ultra Stylish USB Bag

June 12, 2007

Here's a USB flash drive that I surprisingly haven't seen before. Russian designer Dima Komissarov has created these fashionable USB sticks that can store all your pictures and documents - while taking the shape of a teeny handbag at the same time. What's unique about these bags is the fact that they will slowly inflate as you add more data, so you know just how much memory is left. Another one of those "see it to believe it" inventions. What are your thoughts? Is this just another unusual and wacky USB design or is it something you could really use?

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53 Comments

veronicaraye 5 years 20 weeks

hahahahah, why though?

veronicaraye 5 years 20 weeks

hahahahah, why though?

c0rkie 5 years 40 weeks

thats ugly

c0rkie 5 years 40 weeks

thats ugly

kidora 5 years 48 weeks

I think I will just stay neutral at this point. My fashion sense says no, but my geekdar says ... maybe. Hum mm .. contemplation.

kidora 5 years 48 weeks

I think I will just stay neutral at this point. My fashion sense says no, but my geekdar says ... maybe. Hum mm .. contemplation.

colormesticky 5 years 49 weeks

I'm gonna go with "overkill".

colormesticky 5 years 49 weeks

I'm gonna go with "overkill".

imalifeguard 5 years 49 weeks

this has got to be a joke. how in the world would it inflate? it'd have to have a pump in it. which would make them huge. come on guys...

trwexler 5 years 49 weeks

I would like it if the handbag was functional as a handbag. The inflating idea is cute but I feel like it makes the whole thing less usable. An actual purse with a popout flash drive? Absolutely.

trwexler 5 years 49 weeks

I would like it if the handbag was functional as a handbag. The inflating idea is cute but I feel like it makes the whole thing less usable. An actual purse with a popout flash drive? Absolutely.

stefsprl 5 years 49 weeks

They look like normal-sized handbags, so I'm having a hard time picturing them as small as a flash drive...I'm with you, Kazagirl -- I have a plain old USB drive and I'm not sure it's enough of a priority to cough up the money to buy a novelty one!