Among the contenders were drives designed as bowling balls, mince pies and
tree branches. But the winner was a
headless
teddy bear that appears to head butt the USB port.
"You just rip the head off and plug it in!" said the blog. "It's designed by
Sergio de Ana and it's quite safe to store data in it as long as you keep its
head on!"
The drive mimics last year's winner, the
Barbie
drive, and is based on a concept developed by the makers of Garfield dolls
for car radiators in the 1990s.
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