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Hacoa is a brand of wood based PC products handled by Yamaguchi Kogei in Fukui Prefecture in Japan, and the company is creating numerous innovative products that fuse digital gear with traditional craftsmanship.

Marubeni Infotec exhibited the Hacoa brand of USB flash drives, keyboards, and mouse devices, at the 2008 Tokyo International Gift Show.

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  • thats pretty cool. the japanese are really innovative ^^

  • that's cool && i love the concept.

    but i lol'd when i saw where the port is for the usb on the dog xD

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  • ........ its poop is black???

  • I was thinking you found a way to use wood as a digital storage medium... slightly disappointed.

  • @Jekelstheory bark baaaaaarrrrrk

  • that is pretty cool i want it all >:D

  • Even though the keyboard looks cool, i wouldnt want it. If you type to hard or get POd you'd probably crack it in half.

  • i want that keyboard :D

  • I'd love one of those wood keyboards, they look nice

  • lmao are u retarded, plastic is way more harmful to the environment than wood. seriously if you care so much about the environment you should know at least that much.

  • What a waste of good wood. All of this stuff is disposable and now we a re going to take perfectly good wood and make it disposable as well. There is enough throwing away materials in todays tech, we don't need to add our precious forests to the froever outdated tech. Keep it recyclable

  • no comment on where the usb plugs into... LLLLOOOOLLL

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