Above is a picture of a flash drive. Yup, that is not a real sword but it is actually the most dangerous flash drive you can buy. It is modeled after a Ninja Kunai sword and it retails for $125. Below is the description of the flash disk:

Please note that this product is not a “real’ Kunai, and cannot be used as such, also we would like to remind you that this product may be dangerous due to its sharp edge and MUST be handle with care,

GeekStuff4U.com cannot be responsible if you misused this product and hurt yourself or others with it.

Buffalo is known for making USB drives small in size, but now they have hit a new milestone.  Buffalo has launched a microSD 16GB card reader to their line of USB memory.  The colors of the USB memory stick are black and white and is available at a price of ¥15,500.00 ($158).  The device is available for pre-order on Geek Stuff 4 U.

[via Engadget]

For all of you Star Wars geeks, there is a web cam selling in Japan that you just might like.  Above is a web cam in the form of the Tie Fighters from the movie.  I can’t guarantee that the web cam will project a video of you looking like Luke Skywalker on the opposite end of the camera, but I can guarantee that it will make you look like a true Star Wars fan if you have this sitting on top of your computer.  The web cam is selling for about ¥ 8,800.00 (about $90) at GeekStuff4u.com.

Takara Tomy has put together a remote-control Mario Kart toy.  It is called the Q-Street RC Car and it is the smallest available remote controlled car made by Takara Tomy.  The remote and the car both require a couple coin-sized batteries for both.  The toy costs about $30 and ships in about 5-10 days.  It also comes with a banana peel and a Koopa Troopa shell to throw your Super Mario Kart off.  Not a bad follow up for Tomy since they announced the world’s smallest RC robot late last month.

[via GeekStuff4U]