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Stackable Lego USB Hubs 1:34 pm May 13, 2009 By Roland Hutchinson We have seen a few Lego USB drives and hubs before on Geeky Gadgets, but these new Stackable Lego USB hubs have to be the coolest yet.
The LEGO USB Flash Drive and additional LEGO brick are compatible with all LEGO brick toys for endless fun Specifications wise the stick is USB 2.0 and there are no official speed descriptions.
Behold: the Lego® Minifigure 2GB USB Flash Drive. The genius of this drive is that it us a regular Lego minifig, with detachable hands, head and legs.
Gold Lego USB Drive 1:53 pm July 15, 2009 By Roland Hutchinson OK so it isn’t made from real gold, but this fun USB drive was made from a 50th anniversary gold Lego 2×4 brick and it has been ...
The flash drive is USB 2.0, with a slide-out construction rather than an end cap. The unit measures in as the same size as your average long-brick LEGO. Check out our USB Drive portal for other ...
The new PNY LEGO USB flash drives are fully compatible with regular LEGO bricks, so not only can you store up to 16GB of data on a pocket-sized flash drive… you could also use it as a building ...
How could they possibly fit a 4-port USB hub into a LEGO brick? They used one of those DUPLO bricks—you know, the anti-choking kind made for toddlers or whatever. Luckily, this hub isn’t just ...
The previously 1GB Zip Zip LEGO USB drives are getting an update to 4GB. Unfortunately, Zip Zip still doesn’t make these things out of real LEGO blocks—there’s probably some legal reason ...
If you’ve got a LEGO fanatic in your household as I do, you will appreciate that what looks like a simple 8-stud LEGO brick is actually a USB drive. Mind you, it’s not an actual LEGO brick ...
PARSIPPANY, NJ--(Marketwired - Aug 13, 2014) - PNY Technologies®, Inc. ("PNY") today announced a new brand licensing partnership with LEGO® Group to produce LEGO branded USB Flash Drives. This ...
A Lego USB drive is one of the most obvious and desirable geek desk toys, if only because it means you can keep your files in a convenient and literal stack. There are some official versions ...
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