When it comes to Kung Fu movies, I’m a big fan of Bruce Lee flicks. If you’re a fan of the man, or just like to collect odd flash drives, you will want to check out these custom flash drives from a company called Pretec. The coolest is a little cartoon figure of Lee wearing the yellow and black suit from the flick Game of Death.
Unfortunately, the cartoon flash drive has just 4 GB of storage. Another flash drive offered by the company has a laser engraving of Bruce Lee on the front along with engraving of his signature on an all metal chassis with a key ring for connecting to your keys. It is called the Bruce Lee i-Disk Reflection 2.0. It’s more sophisticated looking, but not as interesting as the yellow cartoon figure version.
The last flash drive is laser engraved with Bruce Lee’s signature and images of him doing a flying kick. This particular flash drive comes in 4 GB to 16 GB capacity and is waterproof. The manufacturer even claims the flash drive is fireproof as well, though it might not survive a one-inch punch.
[via EverythingUSB]
Were big fans of old-school kung fu movies around my house. My daughter and I particularly like Bruce Lee. The downside is that each time we watch a Bruce Lee flick, she stalks around the house and jumped out at any given moment with a Lee-like HI-YAH and punches me in the junk. My only saving grace is that apparently a quality hiiiii-yaaaaa takes some build up so I get a bit of warning when I hear a little hiiiii.
If you or someone in your house is a fan of kung fu movies in the cheesy sound effects that go along with them, they need the Dragon Grip that’s on Kickstarter now.
This toy looks like the handle from a joystick and has a trigger and a D-pad on top. When someone does the kung fu moves while pressing the trigger the Dragon Grip makes sounds automatically.
The device goes along with a comic book called Legend City. If you want one of these toys, you’ll need to pledge $25(USD) or more. If you want to grip and the comic book, you’ll need to cough up $32 or more. The expected delivery on the Dragon Grip is December, assuming the project gets enough pledges to fund it.