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Yew Round Drives for Waggener Edstrom

Waggener Edstrom is one of the largest independent public relations firms in the world with offices in New York, Washington DC, London, Paris, and Hong Kong. Global giants like Microsoft, T-Mobile and MasterCard rely on them for advice and direction. And Waggener Edstrom relies on us to deliver their tradeshow collateral in a form of an eco-friendly high-quality flash drive.

This is why we recommended Yew Round. The Yew series is a fairly new set of eco-friendly flash drives made out of compressed wood pulp. The body and cap are held together by two strong magnets that pull apart when you need to use the drive. They can be printed or laser engraved. The coated light wood body makes the printed logo really pop.

See photos below.

New Model: Card Disk Mini Spin

We’ve had this drive for over a month now, just haven’t had the chance to add it to the website. It’s another addition to the Card Disk family. Let’s all welcome the Card Disk Mini Spin.

This drive is the same size and thickness as our Card Disk Mini-Flip (as thick as two credit cards). It comes in solid and translucent color options. It even has a mini-me version that is half the size of the original. See images below.

POSSIBLE APPLICATIONS

  • When you need a large printing area.
  • When you’re printing a full color photograph
  • When you want an alternative to the standard business card
  • When you need an alternative to the standard wedding favor
  • When you want to stand out (get the translucent version)

UPDATE 3/15/10

These models are now on the CustomUSB website and can be found here:

Spin Drives for CWC Gaming

Here’s another Spin order for an interesting client. CWC Gaming is an online casino gaming platform that features live dealers in all of their games. As you would imagine, all dealers are good looking young women. Sit back, play some cards and enjoy a nice view.

Arby’s Custom Drives

A while back (about 3 years ago) way before rubber molding, we did some drives for Arby’s. Here’s what they looked like.

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