Published on October 19th,2007 at 2:24 AM
By >Daimaou - G-A.G

Wood Madness! With Wooden Usb key and keyboard

Japanese people LOVE wood in all its forms and shapes… and are ready to spend a fortune for something made of wood, like this new set of Wood USB key and lacquered USB key, or this magnificent DIY wood keyboard where you will have to cut yourself each touch in order to place them where ever you want, or please you.
So if you are ready to cut more trees, you will have to spend almost 200€ to get the keyboard, or between 37€ to 67€ for a USB key…

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