Ima geek! Hardware keyrings.

[Bucko]

And the other 8 with only 2 chips on each stick:

[Eclecticos]

Those are preddy neat. . Only one question I can think to ask. .
What are you going to do with all of them?

[Bucko]

I'm giving out a few to friends, then I'll probably chuck the rest on eBay.

[xmastree]

Hmm... I have an old computer in the car boot (that's the trunk for you Americans). It's been there since I collected it ages ago. One day, I'm going to put a new board in it and get it up and running.
Did I say it's old? It's a 286! Two huge 40MB drives in it (apparently). I haven't looked into it yet, but I think I will, just so I can be the one with the oldest hardware keyring on the forum!

[Mitternacht]

Celeron 2.8:

[FuzzyPlushroom]

I've got an ISA hard drive in a box somewhere. It's well over a foot long, full-length card. A hundred megs or so. I could drill a series of holes into it and put hooks in 'em for a whole line of keychains, but I have no need to.

I think the P4 s478s make the best keychains... or a P4-775, if you're lucky enough (or unlucky enough) to find a dead one. No pins to worry about! I'd be a little concerned with the strength of anything else - would hate to have a corner break off and lose my keys.