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Evangelion Entry Plug USB Drives in Japan
posted on 2008-09-10 05:45 EDT
The game software and goods company Kaga Create will be selling USB drives in the shape of the entry plug cockpits from the Evangelion anime on September 27 in Japan. The two-gigabyte drives will come in EVA-00 and EVA-01 designs for the suggested retail price of 3,980 yen (about US$37.40) each. Kaga Create notes that the entry plug drives are based on the designs from the recent movie remake, and not the original television series version.
Source: PC Watch via Canned Dogs
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