Cool USB Memory Sticks That Will Keep You Stylin' All Year

One of the few good things about returning to school following a long lazy summer, is the opportunity to show off unusual school supplies. If you have already done the coolest backpack, pencil & eraser routine, here is something new - Super fun USB memory sticks!

Keeping this bagel and cream cheese-inspired memory drive around your desk, is bound to make you and your fellow students hungry, but it sure is cool looking. What's even cooler, is that the 2GB drive, manufactured by Bupkes Bakery is 'hand-crafted to perfection from the finest ingredients', which means that each drive is unique and can be yours for a mere $25 USD.

Fly to 'infinity and Beyond' with this super-cool Buzz Lightyear USB memory stick. Priced at a steep $79.95 USD plus shipping it is not cheap. However, it is hand-made in very small quantities, which means you may be buying yourself a unique masterpiece. And, if you are not a big fan of Buzz there are plenty others to choose from at 123 smile.

While this is probably the most impractical of all the USB drives, it is the funniest, and also easy and fairly inexpensive to make - Simply insert any ordinary boring USB drive inside a rubber chicken and you are ready to go!

Now this is what we call awesome! While at first glance it looks like any normal USB memory drive, it can be easily transformed into a fierce jungle cat. Priced at $42.99, by BigBadToyStore, this 2GB toy is not cheap - but sure is worth every penny!

Looking for something a little more cuddly? How about tucking your memory stick inside this cuddly stuffed bear. You will have to decapitate him whenever you want to use your stick though - and seeing it stick out of your computer without a head may not be a sight for the faint of heart!

The 8cm X 9.5cm tall bear can be purchased from USB Geek for $17USD. While there, check out their entire collection, which includes a strawberry chocolate cake, conch shell and even, a music player. Pretty Awesome!

Sources: dailymail.co.uk, USBGeek.com, geekologie.com