The series features the more iconic versions of the leaders of the Autobots and Decepticons, Optimus Prime and Megatron. Just pop off their cap to convert them into flash drive mode and you’re ready to transfer data. Mimobot’s drives are significantly pricier than other flash drives, but if you get either of these products you’ll be glad to know that aside from their cool designs you’ll also get your money’s worth with the bundled software extras, like digital comics, videos, wallpapers, desktop icons, screen savers and avatars.

Roll out and get the Mimobot classic Transformers flash drives at Mimoco’s online shop. They’re available in 2GB, 4GB, 8GB and 16GB versions, with prices ranging from $23 (USD) to $60 depending on the storage capacity.

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The new Batman series of MIMOBOTs offers giant-headed versions of Batman, Robin, Catwoman, The Joker and a vintage version of Batman – the one with the black hood instead of the blue cartoon one. Each drive comes pre-loaded with a bunch of desktop wallpapers, icons, avatars and screensavers too.

They’re definitely stylized like the DC Comic characters, so if you’re looking for Christian Bale’s rippling muscle-suit (or Michael Keaton’s, George Clooney’s or Val Kilmer’s), you’re out of luck.

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Prices range from $19.95(USD) for 2GB up to $59.95 for the 16GB version. Sure, they’re not the cheapest flash drives you can buy, but they are some of the cooler ones out there. You can get your grubby little mitts on the entire Batman MIMOBOT collection here.

There’s also an extra cap so that you can play with Luke and Han Solo without the stormtrooper masks, but I think the stormtrooper helmet is much better than hair. They also come preloaded with character-specific Star Wars Mimobot-themed images, wallpapers, and avatars. 

They’re both part of a limited edition line that will only be available online, and come in capacities from 2GB to 16GB (priced from $34.95 to $94.95 USD). However, you’d better act fast, because they’re will only be 500 units of each available.

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If you like the Empire Strikes Back flick or just collect all the Star Wars Mimobots the Series 6 bots are now available to purchase. The new line is all from ESB and it includes Hoth Luke, Snowtrooper, Yoda, and the Wampa. You remember Wampa, the monster that Luke hacked the hand off of foreshadowing the loss of his own arm later.

The little bots come preloaded with content specific to them like screen savers and such. They are offered in 2GB, 4GB, 8GB, and 16GB capacities. Pricing ranges from $29.95 to $89.95 (USD) depending on the capacity.

As you can see, Blue and Red Spartans have also enlisted to protect your spreadsheets and documents. And when you’re done working, mess around with the pre-loaded Halo goodies available in all 3 models, such as “artwork, excerpts from the upcoming Halo novel, and a special episode of Halo in-game show “This Spartan Life.”" And like all MIMOBOTs, the Halo flash drives emit sound effects when you remove them from  or insert them into your computer.

All 3 models are sold at Mimoco’s online shop. Price depends on the drive’s capacity – $20 (USD) for 1 GB, $25 for 2 GB, $35 for 4 GB, and $50 for 8 GB. The hoodie in the picture above is sold separately.

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Now it turns out that the wacky characters will be hitting U.S. shores with a new series on Nicktoons this Fall. To celebrate the arrival of Domo in the states, Mimoco has revealed that they’ll be making a series of Domo-inspired flash drives.

I’m not certain, but I think the one on the left already managed to get his hands on a copy of Guitar Hero III.

Expect the Domo Mimobot USB drives to ship this November. They’ll come in sizes from 1GB to 4GB, and range in price from $49.95 to $109.95.

Now, please to enjoy this brief interlude by Domo and pals.

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Doesn’t it all make perfect sense now?

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Stormtrooper, Chewbacca and Darth Vader models were previously announced. These limited-edition mimobots come in 1GB ($79.95), 2GB ($119.95) and 4GB ($169.95) versions and will start shipping in early January 2007.

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