I don't like to let a single USB drive slip through the geeksugar cracks - be it a luxury item, goofy shape or food-inspired USB - so I feel compelled to share the “Disk on Key” USB flash drive.
Apparently, the device was handmade out of 14K gold and decorated with three diamonds. The gold DOK offers 4GB of space for your photos, music, and docs. The DOK is Hi-Speed USB 2.0 certified and is compatible with Windows 2000, SP4 and XP. What's not to love you wonder? A $2,000 price tag.
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I honestly thought it was a weird-looking lighter.
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There's no way I would ever pay that much for a USB drive
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I so want one of these!
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bling bling baby!
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A little too much, no?
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a little crazy?
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soooo not worth it. i'd probably accidentally leave it in the usb port at school in a rush.
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wow!!
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Oh yick. Tacky.
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I'd buy 100 USB storage devices with that money for a grand total of 4000 gb....not worth it...
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.......when technology gets too serious
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I'd take it if someone gave it to me.
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who would pay for an usb key ? loll
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How...extravagant.
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hmm interesting... luxury item?
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thats some bling! haha.. who really NEEDS that???
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let me check my bank account first
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Whoa, some people have way too much time on their hands, and then other people have way too much money to burn!
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It looks cheap, even though its not. Like something you would find at a street vendor.
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That's so ugly :s