Swiss Army-branded product maker Victorinox has a stand at CES 2012, where it unveiled its latest product-- the Swiss Army SSD.
Just like the popular knife/tool set, it emerges and collapses into its case, and even has a couple of small blades. Being around the size of a small Swiss Army tool set Victorinox claims it is the smallest high-capacity SSD on the market, with sizes ranging from 64GB to 1TB.
It supports both USB (2.0 and 3.0) and eSATA connections, and carries a tiny ePaper display for content labeling. Security comes through AES 256 encryption, while automatic backup and synchronisation should also keep data safe.
There is one drawback though-- Swiss Army SSDs don't come cheap, with prices starting from $470 to up to $2000.