Store 4GB of Colonial Fleet secrets on this awesome USB drive styled to look like the Battlestar Galactica! Seriously, I don’t think data storage has ever looked this sexy. This pocket-sized space ship appears to be molded from plastic and also seems to have lots of tiny details. This USB drive would stay on my desk for use and display. In fact, I’d love a whole fleet of mini storage ships.

Pre-order now for shipment in June.

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Do you remember the days of floppy disks? The ones with a whopping 1.44 MB of data? Yeah. I recall turning in school papers saved on floppies and having to label each one in a certain way. Fortunately, there’s a use for these out-dated tools. You can build Star Wars ships with them!

Yes, I like the idea of using old technology to build little models of futuristic space ships, and so does Jetpack5. He’s created tutorials that will walk you through making the Millennium Falcon, the Death Star, and an X-wing. Hopefully, you can still buy floppy disks at your local office supply store.

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If you’re a fan of Super Mario, then this is the mouse for you. It’s a Koopa Shell, available in either red or blue, and it comes with a matching mouse pad. This is an actual working USB mechanical ball mouse with scroll wheel and it’s compatible with PCs or Macs. It doesn’t even require any special mouse drivers. I triple dog dare you to get one of these and use it at the office. I bet your boss will never take you seriously again.

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With the release of these new Avengers flash drives, we now know that the power of Thor’s hammer, Captain America’s shield, Iron Man’s helmet, and the Hulk’s disembodied fist translate to 8GB of file storage apiece. Although the drives look cool and offer retractable USB connectors, many will be disappointed to learn that no Hawkeye or Black Widow designs are currently available… C’est la vie.

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I know Luke took out a few of these on Hoth, but this is one that even he’d think twice about attacking. I mean, it has glowy lights and stuff so it’s clearly much cooler. This casemod is actually a Hasbro AT-AT with a  Zotax Z68 Mini ITX mobo with an Intel Core i7-2600K CPU, a Sapphire 6870 GPU and 8GB of RAM stuffed inside. I’m going to be honest, I’m not really a spec geek so I have absolutely no idea what that means, but it’s a PC that looks like an AT-AT and it’s awesome!

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You can store 4GB worth of Doctor Who episodes and other data on this portable TARDIS USB memory stick. It features a blue LED light and it’s easy to take everywhere since it has a key ring. Can you upload your data to a TARDIS in the cloud? I think not.

Pre-order this handy gadget now; it’s scheduled to arrive in September.

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Etsy seller 8BitBuilder created this awesome, handmade Super Mario Mushroom PC mod which is available as a custom order and sells for a whopping $1,600. The mod requires up to a month to complete and includes PC setup, Windows installation and driver setup. It seems that interested parties can also buy the case by itself.

Check out an additional photo after the break.

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The floppy disk case. It’s kind of like wearing a fur coat made out of a wooly mammoth—only this fur is felt and it’s made to protect your precious iPad.

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Famed case modder Brian Carter created this custom PC based on Battlefield 3 which features a crosshair intake fan, a fridge hidden in a first aid pack, giant military toggle switches and, wait for it… a spinning chaingun.

Check out some additional pictures after the break.

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