Halo Mimobot USB Drives

Sep 26 2007, 4:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Mimoco announces Halo mimobot Series 1 Designer USB Flash Drives.

The Halo mimobot Series 1, in celebration of the overwhelmingly popular sci-fi shooter’s third and final game. Licensed by Microsoft and Bungie Studios, the Halo mimobot Series 1 will be available in three limited-edition colors – Master Chief Green (edition of 5,000), Red Spartan and Blue Spartan (3,000 each). The Halo mimobot Series 1 will be available in 1GB ($49.95), 2GB ($69.95) and 4GB ($109.95) capacities.
Halo mimobot Series 1 is now open for pre-orders at the Mimoco site and will be released officially at the E for All Expo in Los Angeles on October 18th.

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