There’s somewhat about the Calvin Klein USB sunglasses the current has me both intrigued and rolling my eyes in disgust at the same time. On the one hand, they are pretty cool. They really don’t look that bad and Calvin Klein has discovered a unique way to head out technology into the product line. On the other hand, it is yet an additional USB flash push that is disguised as something further as opposed to a flash drive. Ugh.

Available October 2009 for on hand $200, the Calvin Klein USB sunglasses include a built-in USB 4GB flash drive. Apparently, you remove the right arm and viola, instant data storage. I, for one, have had countless experiences of when I’ve continued walking on the beach or hiking or merely plain coming across as pimped in my shades, when I wished I am able to have had a good deal of way to conveniently access and store my digital media. How am I keen to look good, shield my eyes based on information from harmful UVA/UVB rays, and transfer my files to my friend’s computer? Maybe Calvin Klein heard me.

There is one small design flaw (besides the flash drive in the sunglasses). You have to take off your paints to get to your data. What happens if you’re outside away from shade or stranded on a deserted island? Are you anticipated to likelihood your eyesight for the sake of sharing a few MP3s with your girlfriend? I bet not. Maybe if you get good at working with your eyes closed you can ignore that persist warning. And maybe if your friends are remarkably friends they’ll ignore the fact that you have sunglasses investing in a USB flash push made to them.

[via technabob ]