Everything, right from the messaging on the package, contents and the USB flash drive is crafted in a way that will make you take a good look in the mirror and consider your actions carefully. Select members from the industry were given a chance to try these USBs to experience it.The flash drive is also shipped within a 100% recycled box and with it came five coasters with captions on each of them against pollution. These are designed to remind us each time we place our tumbler of water or cup of coffee on it."Gurbaksh Singh, Chief Creative Technologist, Dentsu Webchutney further adds, "World Earth Day is our big chance to put the spotlight back on our planet. The flash, as mentioned, is a simple usable 64GB flash drive, but the Kingston has taken a step in this awareness campaign to release a special edition drive that is pre-loaded with 1,001 videos about how the Earth is being misused. Yes, this version of junk (video) files tells a harsh story of different types of pollution and the garbage it generates. However, this time, since you know you ran out of space because of unwanted junk not taken care of in time, you will make sure that you store only important data ahead.

Humans have been mining for precious materials from the earth but are not recycling them, enough, or in time, to ensure that our future generation are safer ahead.Each of these videos, when watched, are designed to draw your attention about the cruel actions and the misuse of products presented by our home planet."By making use of technology in their zinc alloy single expansion anchorEarthEditionDrives campaign, Kingston Technology and InDeed are giving a reality check and making a strong point which every person should consciously remember and act upon.0 64GB flash drive that is loaded with filthy videos right out of the box. To help this movement, Kingston has joined hands with InDeed to create this unique social awareness campaign called #EarthEditionDrives. The videos show how pollution to the air, ground # and water is being done and how humans are probably stepping on their own foot. The drive’s title reconfirms this with ‘Clean Up Before Time’s Up’ — a not so subtle warning about how little time we have.

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