But what you are getting for a high-priced flash drive is the ability to turn heads whenever you are plugging it purple faux fur fabric in your laptop. Even the markings from the original model have been retained on the flash drive. And it looks like to show just how good they are at imaging solutions, they have come up with a miniature retro-designed camera.

This is why Canon warns on their Australian website that you shouldn’t mistake this as a functioning rangefinder.If you want to carry your data in this retro-looking flash drive, then Canon will ask for a sum of 80 (approximately Rs 5,000) from its Australian online store.If you are in the market for a full-fledged camera, then one of your shortlisted camera models has to be a Canon model.

But look closely though and it’s a different story altogether.What blows our mind away is the immaculate attention to detail.What you actually see in the picture is a USB flash drive designed to look like a retro rangefinder camera — particularly the Canon IV SB rangefinder camera from the 1950’s.

After all, they are one of the best DSLR camera manufacturers in the world along with Nikon, Sony, Fuji and Pentax amongst others. The flash drive has a storage capacity of 8GB — an amount of space that cannot be termed as plentiful but will be enough to keep certain photos and documents. It looks every bit a vintage camera, right from its faux lens housing to the fake buttons