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I've recently lost my old flash drive and needed to buy a new one today. The upgrade turns out to be 64 Megs to 2 Gigs, so I'm not too sad about that.

 

The problem is that my new flash drive is about the size of a quarter (a Sony Micro Vault Tiny if you know that model). It comes with a rubber slide-in case that I *know* the thing is going to fall out after the case is worn out a little.

 

Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can keep from losing it?

 

(The drive itself is 3 cm x 1 cm, and has no holes or rings with which to attach to a keyring. The case does, but I don't trust the case.)

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rootbear, I explicitly stated that it won't go on a keychain. The drive itself has no rings or holes. The case can go on a keychain, but the drive is liable to fall out of the tape.
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http://www.microdimensionsdirect.com/pictures/products/small/1829_0.jpg

 

This isn't the actual size, but the real thing isn't much bigger. Those four prongs you see at the bottom are the USB port. The thickness of the thing is only a couple of millimeters. The flash drive is so small that it doesn't even have the standard aluminum casing around the USB plug.

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make one

 

just make a small incision on the plastic case on each 4 corners

just enough so that a string could stay in the notch

 

But the lego idea is much better smile.gif Especially since your drive is so small, you probably won't need to remove everything on it

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It was on sale...apparantly nobody else wanted to get one.

 

It is sort of secret agent like though...what looks like an ordinary lapel pin actually is casing for a miniature flash drive containing the telemetry of my secret death ray satelite.

 

No holes allowed Sama...the inside is solid silicon chip.

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