GIGS.2.GO USB sticks by Bolt Group

The concept was inspired by Bolt Group designers frequently having problems sharing presentation and CAD files with clients. "Burning CDs is slow and impractical, and nobody wants to leave behind their trusty—and expensive—32GB thumb drive.

 We saw a need for a smaller pack of drives that could be shared and even left behind with a client," said designer Kurt Rampton. 

 Each tab on this credit card-sized pack by American designers Bolt Group can be torn off and used as a USB stick. The GIGS.2.GO pack by Bolt Group is made of recycled paper pulp and contains four tear-off tabs with a USB flash drive in each. 

Though the drives are designed to last for many uses, the paper and electronic components can eventually be separated and recycled. (dezeen)