Earlier i wrote about the Kingston 128 GB USB which i thought was the most expensive USB that could ever come to the market but a Japanese company, Toshi Sotaji Design came up with an aluminium USB which costs 1,000,000 Yen which makes US$10,000 and it comes in a storage space of only 16 GB.

This USB drive is a giant puzzle of five aluminum cubes and to use the USB drive you need to disassemble the blocks to find the flash drive, so if you are in a hurry, you will at least need 10 minutes time to sort the pieces out so you can transfer the data.

Here is how the disassembled puzzle pieces look like:

Here is how the USB flash drive looks like when you solve the puzzle.

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