Lenovo has released an AMD co-branded USB flash drive. The new portable storage solution packs 128GB of capacity and offers USB Type-A and Type-C connectors, with transfer speeds up to 400 MB/s. However, Lenovo seems to have missed one thing – why is it crafted into a “finger skateboard” design? The drive is currently on pre-sale for 149 Yuan, about $21 in China.
Looking more closely at the product design, the skateboard has tiny but functional wheels. The flash drive can swivel from its protective frame, secured under the deck, exposing a USB Type-A and Type-C connector. According to the linked product page, users fed up with the skateboard design can switch to a more petite, more modest protective swivel frame included in the pack.
