Cool, but i’d lose all those pieces.

It doesn’t make sense. ARe there any button on the body? The very right USB and the bottom one has no space to put into.

Thankyou for your advice. but It hasn’t push button. It’s touchscreen & touch button..

Ok what can i say ? I find the design interesting but i find the idea not interesting and not usefull at all .

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Seems to be an interesting concept. Allows for pretty granular file management and grab-and-go. As long as you remembered to clearly label the porn and work PowerPoint niblets. Because that would be seriously embarrassing. Not to mention the hassle of looking for new employment….

It’s so cute!!

I think that’s pretty cool. There could be quite a few useful applications for this…
…though I can’t think of any right this moment.

Delicious and tasty, but I wonder about practicality. They could also get lost (mmm, eaten) and then you may have to buy more (mmm, chocolates) to replace them.

It only looks good if you have all 16 pieces connected.

its a shame the designers have to reference some other common object - as they cannot articulate a new form worthy of design development.

In other words, if you can’t come up with a decent shape - copy something else or another famous designer.

It has all 12pieces~ haha!! Is that a point of above reply? Is it important for the comment??

Lovely, but utterly useless piece of digital nonsence. First, it only looks good when all pieces are connected, as somebody pointed out already. Second, what is the point of connecting just some of the pieces if you already have all of them(since they have to come in the box with the drive)? Third, nobody would ever disconnect the pieces in fear of losing them. Fourth, by the time I finished writing this, I am already a little sick of the device, and of the amount of publicity it got. 1 out of 10.

Does it come in peanut butter crap flavor? Waste of cash, waste of time, waste of thought.

Now if it had an OS so you could play mp3s and movies, print docs & photos and connect to the internet. Gave alittle interaction with the USB ports as keys or locked em in tight so you wouldn’t break a USB port if you drop the thing.

Another idea who’s inventor’s failed to breath proper life into.

“Ya coulda been somebody. Ya could have been a contender.”

Depending on how the software works, it’s a great idea for collecting files or data from different people. As an instructor, I’d hand out a piece to each student for submitting their final work. I currently do this with USB keys when a common network isn’t available but it’s hassle to consolidate files.

Am I just missing it, or is no one even curious about the capacity of each key or the capacity of the whole thing?

The detail explanation of this product is:

As you know, usual portable Hard disks can be used only by the computer. But, this chocolate portable hard disk can arrange and check the data without the computer. By using the external chocolates, a user arranges and searches the data more easily. Also, shifting the data you want to share with, too!

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Awsome design. I wish I could go out to bestbuy and get one of them.

Hey where can I buy one and for how much?

I have been working past few days on a project which looks physically similar. My plan is to connect perhaps 8 very fast USB drives to a hub and then run as RAID. Result is a home-made solid state disk with good performance. My inspiration comes from which was referenced .

Your concept is a valuable data management solution with genuine applications (and it looks good).

Ok, some actual constructive criticism. Instead of everyone saying “what a pile”.
Give some feed back, douchebags.

What is the conceptual size of the drives?
Would there be a raid array of any type for the drives?
It’s a clever design, but of course not practical, unless the use is to create the same data on each.
A touchscreen would be useless to manage files on such a usb device. So lets rule that out of the concept, and leave it be a usb hub. With drives to match!

Hope this helps your concept, slims it down, gets it in the right price range and get’s marketed!!!

It isn’t practical if you wanted to organize your files on your thumbdrive all you would have to do is find a computer there is no need to have multiple thumbdrives and a handheld device to organize the information. All you need is one thumbdrive and a computer.