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"Princess Leia in the 4GB"

If you’re working on plans for a Death Star III, then there’s a new gadget in the galaxy designed to secure your vital blueprints: a Star Wars-themed USB memory stick.

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Star Wars USB sticks: choose your favourite

The USB drives are available as one of four characters, including Register Hardware’s personal favourite, Darth Vader. The head of each character pops off to reveal a USB connector and Star Wars content is pre-loaded onto every stick.

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Each stick arrives in a plastic 'force-field'

Each one measures just over 2in and users can choose a storage capacity ranging from 1GB up to 4GB.

The Star Wars USB memory stick range is available now from Firebox, with prices ranging from £30 (€45/$60) for a 1GB stick to £50 (€65/$100) for a 4GB character.

May the force be with you...

Latest Comments

Expensive

I was interested until I saw the prices.

I don't want to buy the Death Star, I only want a USB stick-thingy.

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What!

Where's the Boba Fett model, eh? There's always a BF model in any StarWars themed line up. Bah!

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Since when...

... did R2D2 have ears? And arms? I'm not even going to start on the rest.

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