A biker who lost one of his fingers in a bike accident has turned his prosthetic replacement finger into a USB drive.
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Finnish computer programmer Jerry Jalava combined a 2GB memory stick with his false finger to store photos, movies and programmes. The finger can be easily removed from Jalava's hand and then plugged into a computer's USB drive. <o:p></o:p>
"I'm planning to use another prosthetic as a shell for the next version, which will have removable fingertip and RFID tag," he wrote on his blog, ProtoBlogr.net. <o:p></o:p>
Mr Jalava's lost the digit after he crashed into a deer while riding his motorbike.
Now that's what I call DIGITal know-how
![Prosthetic USB - Forums [Biker Match]](/images/backgrounds/strips/8mobileLQ.jpg)
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