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protoblogr.net - 3/16/2009
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As many of you might have already heard
from me or various places on the net after...
my motorcycle accident last year I got myself a prosthetic USB finger . After last night when my friend Bergie blogged about this many have contacted me through ...
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USB finger, more details
flickr.com - 3/18/2009
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flickr.com - 3/17/2009
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USB finger
Hack a Day —
... [Jerry] lost his finger in an accident and has since added a prosthetic USB flash drive in its place. It’s making the best of a bad situation; there’s nothing wrong with a little voluntary cyborgization. At least it’s not as invasive as some of the implants ...
The USB finger guy adds his two bits
The Seattle Times: Brier Dudley's blog —
... of all it is not attached permanently in to my body, it is removable prosthetic which has USB memorystick inside it.
Secondly when I'm using the USB, I just leave my finger inside the slot and pick it up after I'm ready.
Currently I have Billix, CouchDBX and Ajatus installed inside it.
I'm planning to use the other prosthetic as a shell for the next version, which will have removable fingertip and RFID tag.
Separately, on his startling Flickr page, he answered the capacity question: His finger holds 2 gigabytes.
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Man replaces lost fingerwith USB drive
Boing Boing Gadgets —
Meet Jerry Jalava. Jerry lost half a finger in an accident. The finger is now a USB drive caddy.
USB Finger, more details [Protoblogr via Geekologie]
Prosthetic finger doubles as a "thumb drive"
The Raw Feed —
A Finnish man named Jerry Jalava lost a finger in a motorcycle accident. He got a prosthetic finger, then modded it to include a USB "thumb drive." (props to MedGadget) ...
Guy with a 2GB USB prosthetic finger
Tech Ticker —
... his fingers because of a motorbike accident and had to replace the lost finger with a prosthetic one. However, the difference between a regular prosthetic finger replacement and his is the integrated 2GB USB flash drive. The finger can be detached from its body and plugged in the USB drive just by peeling back the nail.
The future version of his prosthetic USB finger will involve a larger storage capacity and an embedded RFID tag.
You can check out more pictures on his Flickr page.
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