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By Evan Ackerman
It?s a cruel joke, but Hershey has partnered with Jazwares to develop a frustratingly inedible line of consumer electronics, starting with this chocolatey looking but not chocolatey tasting USB drive. Also on the menu are other things that you tend to find in Halloween grab bags but nowhere else, like Krackle and Mr. Goodbar. These drives are available in capacities from 1 gig to 4 gig, for $15 ? $30.
What makes even less sense are plush (yes, plush) Jolly Rancher speakers, or a digital camera shaped like a Hershey Kiss. I can?t even imagine how that might work, but thankfully I don?t have to, since we?ve got a rendering of it right here:
Awesome, that?s just awesome. It?ll be $25. As for availability on all of this stuff, I have no idea, but I?m hoping for as long from now as possible.
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Canon 5D MkII Flash Drive
By Evan Ackerman
A week or so ago, we wrote about some little miniature camera toys that you could get as prizes in Japan. They were cute, but they didn?t do anything. This tiny model of a Canon 5D DSLR actually does do something, with a 4 gig USB flash drive hidden inside the lens, which is a decent enough 24-105mm f/4 IS. ?Course, if you want to store your files in high quality, you?d have to find yourself a Nikon D3X flash drive, instead.
These Canon 5D flash drives pop up on eBay for a totally ridiculous $100 and up, but if you can afford a 5D, you probably won?t care.
