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Now the newest, most innovative and kind of creepy twist to the USB comes from
Finland, where a Finn whose finger was finished in an accident found that a faux
finger fashioned by his physicians functioned fully as a removable storage device.
But enough of the 'F' word and on with the Jerry Jalava story from the
Telegraph.co.uk
Using a traditional prosthetic finger Jerry has been able embed a 'USB key' - like the ones used in traditional flash drives - giving him the world's only two gigabyte finger.Source: telegraph.co.ukThe finger is not permanently attached to his hand meaning it can be removed when plugged into a computer.
"It is not attached permanently in to my body, it is a removable prosthetic which has USB memory stick inside it," said Jerry.
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