Now here’s a set of matryoshka dolls for us geeks: The wooden sets include the bit, byte, kilobyte, megabyte, gigabyte, and terabyte figures.
matryoshka
One can probably built USB storage devices into each doll so they would serve the purpose. Although 1 bit and 1 Tb will be tricky 
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Until this is done, any of my dolls at http://matryoshkastore.com/ can easily challenge it
bignose
Too bad they’re the incorrectly-used power-of-ten names,, not the standard power-of-two names.
Bob
A nybble/nibble is 1/2 of a byte. (I assume that was just a typo, since 1/2 of a bit is pretty much meaningless except statistically.) And if you’re going to include that then you should probably include at least word and doubleword.
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