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Cool USB flash drive press kit designs

Published on: Blog

Mar

2013

I get a lot of press kits on USB drives. A decade ago, when they replaced paper kits (thank goodness), they were uninspired and utilitarian, and they often stored as little as 256 MB of information, so they didn’t hold much interest even in re-use. Now, even a standard stick drive can contain 2 to 4 GB and they compete to be memorable. Even though they publicize American attractions, nearly all of them are still made in China.

I saved a few of my favorites.

: The classic thumb drive design for a serious subject (FYI, it’s in New Orleans).

: This is the most typical design for a thumb drive. Most press kits look like this. It’s simple and it works.

: California rendered its press kit as a beach buggy. I think. Whatever it is, it’s cool, and I want to play with it. The hood detaches for the USB stem.