Corny biodegradable Flash drives
Chuck it out with the rubbish
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Most product launches end with a USB Flash drive holding the press notes being distributed, and the Register's got drawers full 'em. Thankfully, a biodegradable drive’s now available.
The corn Flash drive is biodegradable
Manufacturer Hoshino states that the FD-300 biodegradable USB Flash drive is made from, essentially, corn-based polylactides.
This allows the entire drive to be thrown away once you’re done with it, knowing that the unit will be safely broken down in the ground and not cause any problems to Mother Earth.
And, just in case you forget that the drive’s biodegradable, the firm’s shaped it like a healthy ear of corn. Unfortunately, nothing’s been said about the drive’s storage capacity.
It’s available online now, but a price hasn’t been given.
COMMENTS
Pun
They just probably couldn't resist it. "CORN-y flash drive"! Ahahaha!
erm?
So they re-engineered flash chips to make them out of corn?
Poor show reg, you used to see through these things.
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