Really, woot? Haven’t you strung us all along, long enough now?
The pirate spirit is angry.
AGAIN! ! ? ?
My garbage disposal would like to demonstrate how little this device resists water.
oh great… another hi-cap thumb drive… will it be here for an hour+ like the last one?
Central Time - always has been.
Call your friends and all buy 3!!!
This is killing me in new england, I have to work in the morning >.<
Because someone’s going to invairably ask, “What’s with the map pieces? Where do I find them?”
Click on the word “Blog” above, right across from the big “Woot Beta” logo. Hit Ctrl F and search for TREASURE in all caps. When you find it, click on the blog post. Find the images of the item referenced in the post & scroll through until you’ve found a map piece. Collect 'em all and then assemble them however you see fit. I use GIMP. And viola…now you know what to look for.
And because that same person is probably going to ask, “What do I do with them?”
I’m guessing you have no clue what GIMP is and Paint.net & Photoshop probably seem foreign to you. So… Print the pieces out, cut them out, get some glue and start putting them together on your desk/counter/wall/wherever.
And tada…questions asked and answered.
They’re in Dallas so Central Time
9 sold and still at 100%…
why would you do this to me? I thought you were so nice and now you torture me with contests that you cant win until 1am?
I used to think we had something special.
Try hungry shark
woot - you’re enjoying this aren’t you? AREN’T YOU?!
I just pulled an old computer out of storage that I put away in 2007. It kind of amazes me that the main HD in that computer stores as much as that keychain does.
Freaky.
not treasure 
also for 128 GB but only USB 2.0 transferring files would take forever…I have a 16 GB which I haven’t filled and that seems to take an eternity
Thank you…
C’mon Woot Copywriters! Every Pirate knows that 1.8 Meters (6 feet) is a Fathom…I can’t believe you didn’t say this was water resistant to 1 fathom! You disappoint me…
Great for operating your computer under water.
To 6 feet, of course.
Texas Time