Art Lebedev, the studio that brought the rich and famous the Optimus Maximus Keyboard, has introduced its latest computer peripheral. The Folderix uses sturdy aluminum construction for the casing – after all, what else can you expect from a company that made a $1900 keyboard? The Folderix comes in 3 colors, yellow, purple, and blue. Aside from a laser-etched logo and 4GB of storage, that’s pretty much it for this little device.

You can get your hands on the Folderix starting today, for $55. It is a bit pricey for what you can potentially get, but Art Lebedev has been known to make high quality products – this should last you quite a while.

[Electronista]

Thanko seems to be continuing it’s summer computing trend with it’s new keyboard. The keyboard has the normal palm rest but with 3 built in fans that pull air from under the keyboard and gently cool your palms.

Of course, there is a switch on the front to turn the fans on and off as well as secondary USB cable to power the fans. The keyboard will run you about $62 (US).

Our favorite quirky gadget maker Brando has created USB flash drives that look like real food. The drives come in an array of types of food including BBQ (pork and wings), fruit, fast food, and biscuits.

With a whopping 4GB of memory and for a mere $28, I’ll be snacking on these things for a long time.