Ravage Transformer is Best USB Stick Ever

Those who remember the classic first generation of Transformers will know that Ravage the Decepticon transformed into a cassette tape.

These days we no longer store our audio recording on analog tape, but rather in digital data. The Ravage of today would transform into another small-portable media form such as a USB stick. And here we have it:

At only 2 GB and $43, it’s definitely not cheap (and not shipping until September). But die-hard Transformer fans and collectors have probably already decided that they must have it.

Hopefully we'll get to see a USB Laserbeak next.

Marcus Yam
Marcus Yam served as Tom's Hardware News Director during 2008-2014. He entered tech media in the late 90s and fondly remembers the days when an overclocked Celeron 300A and Voodoo2 SLI comprised a gaming rig with the ultimate street cred.
  • danimal_the_animal
    VERY COOL!
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  • tenor77
    You had me at hello!
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  • hallic7
    Too much $$$ for only 2 gb!!!! But this is sure a unique drive!!!
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  • tweak13
    hallic7Too much $$$ for only 2 gb!!!! But this is sure a unique drive!!!
    It's cleary for the Transformer enthusiasts out there not someone worrying about pricer per gb
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  • hallic7
    tweak13It's cleary for the Transformer enthusiasts out there not someone worrying about pricer per gb
    Sure! I play MTG and some people just get crazy when they check the price of some cards! But as you say this is for enthusiasts!! :D Special editions tend to be expensive!!
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  • megabuster
    I want one!!!
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  • jacobdrj
    Where is my Isolinear Chip USB device? My Communicator cell phone? Where is my Wi-Fi Tricorder?
    I will add it to my friends 'Romulan Ale' stash...
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  • tenor77
    Reminds me of this little device
    http://www.engadget.com/2007/07/15/soundwave-transformer-gets-mp3-player-upgrade/
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  • scook9
    where can i order
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  • apmyhr
    Wow! this is an awesome idea, too bad its so expensive for 2 gig. I would be willing to pay an extra $5 - $10 for a tranformers USB, but not an extra $35...
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