Active Media Products, the people behind the Polar Bear drive, Penguin drive, and the Panda drive, has just come out with a new animal to stick into a USB port with the Koala drive. It’s built with an eco-friendly silicone rubber case that’s waterproof and shock-resistant, allowing it to be dropped, bounced, soaked, frozen, stepped on, and otherwise beat up without fear of losing data (which makes it more durable than the real animal).
The fourth animal to be released under the company’s Endangered Species Series, the Koala drive is available in capacities from 2GB to 16GB, and supports Windows (including Win 7) and Mac systems.
It’s available now on Amazon, with prices that range from $10 for the 2GB model to $40 for 16GBs.
For the record, the older Penguin Drive still takes the cake for “most hilarious way to stick an animal into a USB port.”
Tags: Active Media Products, Storage, USB Flash Drives
