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Hello I’m A Pear, Hello I’m An Apple

Jesus Diaz — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 12:50:00 +0000

Do the Pear Post-it notes require a Registry to work and get viruses? Are the Apple Post-it notes snotty and obnoxious? I don’t know, I don’t care. They are both pretty and will match your monitor nicely. [D-Bros via Mocoloco]

Bamboo Post-it Flash Drive is an Environmental Paradox

Mark Wilson — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 14:40:00 +0000

Look at you, Mr. Bamboo drive. You’re so eco-forward, abandoning plastic for a renewable resource. But wait, is that paper I see? You’re not going to write on that, are you??

This Bamboo USB drive with built-in Post-its is, maybe, the absolute cutest little flash drive we’ve ever seen—in spite of its somewhat confusing stance on the environment. Of course, that cuteness comes at a premium beyond the glare of fellow earthy-crunchy office workers. A 2GB model runs $US30, including just 100 miniature notes. And at that price, you may be better off just slicing dollar bills for your grocery lists (like I do now). It works OK as long as you start with crisp bills and keep your twenties far from the singles. [Daramouse via bbGadgets]

280,951 Post-its Create Spectacular Army of Slinkies

Mark Wilson — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 20:00:00 +0000

Eepybird, the same company that brought you a series of professional level Diet Coke and Mentos clips, have created an equally if not more remarkable video of 280,951 Post-its submitting to gravity while simultaneously creating some sort of new genre of office art. It’s worth a click…and then another. [via Geekologie]