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Wednesday June 10, 2009
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 If you like a little cute with your tech, you're going to love this product--and it benefits the World Wildlife Fund, too. Active Media Products just released the second in its series of endangered species flash drives, this one in the shape of an emperor penguin.
The little guy is 2.2-inches call and is made of PVC-free non-toxic silicone. The drive itself is free of lead and mercury, which are found in some other USB drives, so it's good for the environment, too.
The drive comes in 2GB ($12.95), 4GB ($18.95), 8GB ($26.95), and 16GB ($42.95) capacities, which are all available from Amazon. Five percent of the retail prices goes to the WWF. Click here for more pictures. I love how the headless penguin looks when stuck into a notebook's USB port.
If you need to get the complete collection, the first model, a panda, is still available.
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June 10, 2009 5:50 PM
Penguin sense tingling!
...must...resist!