Mimoco BatteryBot Launced On Kickstarter

Mimoco BatteryBot Launced On KickstarterMimoco has long been a name that is associated with fun looking USB flash drives, and this time around, they have decided to jump aboard the Kickstarter bandwagon by launching a new product line there known as the BatteryBot. The BatteryBot happens to be a portable backup battery charger which will feature an array of characters as well as unique features such as LED indicator lights that are located on the feet of each character.

This would make the BatteryBot as the world’s first and only character-based rechargeable backup battery for a range of devices, including smartphones, tablets and mobile devices. There will be 10 initial BatteryBot designs to kick things off, where they happen to hail from the Animal Critterz and Core Series collections. Of course, if you want to get more intimate with them, the 10 primary BatteryBot styles would be Terry Le Bat (a Kickstarter exclusive), Shocky Shark, Powly Owly, Larry LobstAh, Turbo Turtle, Galaxor, Pawly PandAh, RayD8, Psy, and PowAh KowAh.

The BatteryBot arrives with a 5,200mAh battery capacity. Of course, that would be the minimum, as depending on how well this particular project goes, it might just increase with stretch goals down the road. Would you fork out anywhere from $70 to $80 for this puppy should it make the cut?

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    MIMOBOTs go massive with Uglydoll Flash Drive family expansion

    This week it’s time to get goofy with a brand new set of updates to Mimoco’s Uglydoll MIMOBOT Flash Drive collection – Big Toe included! The collection you’re seeing here has the Big Toe character leading the way in this newly massive 128GB USB 3.0 stick set, each of these little monsters working not only as a storage stick on their own, but as a repository for a suite of wallpapers, icons, and avatars right out of the box! That’s so cute it’s sickening!

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    With the Big Toe you’re going to be bringing this “unstoppable force of knowledge” to your computer the same way you’ve brought him into your heart with the plush he’s been represented in before today. This cute beast joins Babo, Wage, Ice-Bat, and OX in the full Uglydoll collection. This whole collection is now available in 128GB storage stick size as well!

    “Mimoco has always had a pretty awesome relationship with David Horvath and UGLYDOLL. We couldn’t be happier to produce yet another character with Pretty Ugly, especially since Big Toe is an original UGLYDOLL character from 2007.” – Mimoco PR gal Jessica Smiley

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    Each little bot contains its own unique collection of bits and pieces for the greater good of your notebook, smartphone, and tablet the first time you plug them in! You’ll have wallpapers for your machines that tip the greatness of the drive itself, icons so you can be sure you’re seeing the right monster, and icons for the rest of your folders if you like as well. It’s all lit up real cool – and each of them will only cost you a cool $24.94 for starters.

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    Be sure you’re picking up your Big Toe today or be forever mournful: there’s only 2000 of these limited-edition oddities in the world! Have a peek at the rest of our Mimoco coverage in the timeline below, and be sure to let us know if you’re a proud owner of a MIMOBOT or six already!


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    Mimoco expands MIMOBOT Legends line with Washington and Lincoln flash drives

    Mimoco‘s Legends of MIMOBOT Series has a wide range of characters in it, such as the Star Trek X line that was released back in November, and the Bruce Lee drive before that in August. Now the company has released its latest characters, these ones in honor of President’s Day – George Washington and Abraham Lincoln USB flash drives.

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    The Legends of MIMOBOT line of drives is meant to commemorate the legends among us, whether they’re cultural icons, certified geniuses, or your friendly neighborhood superhero. In line with the series are the U.S. Presidential flash drives, one featuring the likeness of Abraham Lincoln, and the other of George Washington, both decked out with their most distinguishing characteristics, such as Washington’s suit and Lincoln’s bow tie.

    Both drives are being released only in limited editions, and as with other drives in the series, they come loaded with content pertaining to which ever character you choose. Buying the George Washington drive, for example, will get you Washington-themed avatars, wallpapers, and icons, while the same applies with the Lincoln drive. The Washington MIMOBOT is hand-numbered and only 1,000 are being produced.

    Both drives can be had in 8GB, 16GB, and 128GB varieties, priced $19.99, $29.99, and $129.99, respectively. Both drives are USB 2.0, and are compatible with Windows and OS X. The drives feature a one-year limited warranty, and measure in at a fairly large 2.5-inches high by 1-inch wide. You can grab your own now directly from Mimoco.

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    Mimoco expands MIMOBOT Legends line with Washington and Lincoln flash drives is written by Brittany Hillen & originally posted on SlashGear.
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    Mimobot’s US Presidents flash drives give Americans patriotic storage

    Mimobot's Lincoln, Washington flash drives give Americans patriotic storage

    We wouldn’t have foreseen thumb drives figuring prominently into our President’s Day observations, and yet… here we are. In sync with the holiday, Mimoco has kicked off a US Presidents collection of Mimobot storage that lets Americans carry their national pride on their USB 2.0 ports. Abraham Lincoln and George Washington are the only current options — what, no William Henry Harrison model? — but the 8GB to 64GB of capacity should keep either stick useful once the novelty wears off. As long as you’re prepared to spend between $20 to $130 to pick one up, either of the Mimobots is a decent choice for a drive. Just hurry if you want a flash-based replica of the country’s key founder — there’s only 1,000 Washington drives to go around.

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    Mimoco continues Legends MIMOBOT USB stick series with Bruce Lee

    It’s time to get dangerous as the folks at Mimoco bring the most classic iteration of Bruce Lee to the world of fabulous USB sticks. This Legends of MIMOBOT addition is available in up to 64GB sizes and is officially licensed with Bruce Lee Enterprises – hot stuff! Just like the rest of the Legends series, this USB contains icons, avatars, wallpapers, and mimoByte sound software pre-loaded inside for your pleasure!

    Be water, my friend – shapeless and formless. That’s what you’ve got here with the next addition to Mimoco’s unending collection of fabulous looking sticks of space. You can put whatever you like inside the container of digital goodness you’ve been given, but watch your back – this stick has the power of Jeet Kun Do, of course!

    You’ve got the master’s yellow track suit, tiger claw cuts, and matching nunchucks from Game of Death – one of the most well-known costumes in the history of film! This USB stick is available at Mimoco now along with their whole collection of fabulous sticks, most of them in limited editions, all of them worth it! Now for those of you that’ve never seen Lee fight in Game of Death, it’s time for the funniest of the series – battle your way up the tower, old master!

    Tap tap tap! Having used Mimoco USB sticks ourselves both for fun and at major tech events for quick transfer of data between computers, I can personally guarantee you’ll be getting your money’s worth here. The ink doesn’t break away, the plastic is strong, and the transfer is as quick as USB 2.0 will allow. Grab Lee now!


    Mimoco continues Legends MIMOBOT USB stick series with Bruce Lee is written by Chris Burns & originally posted on SlashGear.
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