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This looks pretty cool!

BlackDog is the world's smallest Linux server that is 100% USB-powered and fits in the palm of your hand.

ROBUST FEATURES

• Plug and Play Power. BlackDog is completely powered by the USB port while connected and requires no external power adapter.
• Network Access. BlackDog can access any network available to the host computer that it is plugged into.
• Universal PC Access. With BlackDog, developers can access all applications and data on the device from any compatible PC.
• Designed for Mobility. The design of BlackDog makes the device durable and easy to carry.
• Robust Linux OS. BlackDog runs a Debian-based Linux operating system and comes with a variety of useful applications and utilities.
• Complete SDK. Includes environments that run on both Linux and Microsoft Windows systems.
• Multi-Factor Authentication. BlackDog uses two strong authentication factors – “what you have” - the BlackDog device, and “who you are” - your biometric signature.
• Platform Independent Graphical Applications. X11 applications running on BlackDog will look the same on Windows and Linux hosts.
• Automatic Application Deployment. BlackDog can be configured to launch applications on the host PC when it is plugged in.

http://www.projectblackdog.com/