For those asking, a Mimobot is not a memory flash drive - it is an artistic representation embedded upon a portable file carrying system. Okay, so it is a flash memory drive, but manufacturer Mimoco has been known for their fleet of designer USB flash drives, which is why we let you in on their '07 releases - backstory included.

For starters, we have artist Mori Chack with his current works, Gloomy Bear: The Naughty Adult Bear. The story for this cute blood-spattered piece of art is that it was a cute little bear picked up one day by a little boy. However, one night, Gloomy's dark side emerged, and he ended up ripping the poor little lad to ribbons. Naughty indeed.

Now, if you don't mind keeping this card in your pocket after that sad disturbing little story, it comes in 512 MB (selling for US $ 49.95), 1GB (US $ 69.95), 2GB (US $ 99.95), and 4GB (US $ 149.95). On the lighter side of things, we have the One Love (by HANAZUKI) and Ripple (Sket One) cards out for the guys who prefer a happier tone to their units. Check them out.

Mimoco proudly presents the latest addition to its "USB flash drive art" series - the Ginchys. The Ginchy Family includes Ramona, Link and Betty-Lou - rockabilly trio complete with "The Fonz Aaaaattitude."

Designed by Lili Chin of Mucha Lucha fame, the Ginchys flash a slick retro-50's vibes. Happy Days are here again! The Ginchys USB flash drives are available in 256MB ($49.95), 512MB ($69.95), 1GB ($99.95), and 2GB ($144.95) capacities. Kinda pricey? Think of Ramona, Link or Betty Loy as investments. That's what the guy who recently bought a painting for $135 million did.