Re: Does anybody make the simplest USB device possible?

Check with liquidation warehouses and dollar stores for somebody
trying to get rid of 64M thumb drives (or even MP3 players) on the
cheap.  If you're willing to hunt around a bit, you should be able to
pick them up for a buck or two each. -- especially if you're looking
to buy more than a dozen of them.

On 8/26/07, Anthony Wright <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm looking to get hold of the simplest USB device possible.
>
> All I want the device to do is do the handshaking with the machine,
> nothing more. I want to use the device as a physical configuration token
> for some software I writing, so that the user can plug in or remove the
> USB device to affect the software in a nice physical way, rather than
> messing around with configuration settings. I'm considering finding the
> cheapest USB device that I can, but it would be much nicer (and I hope
> cheaper) to have a device designed for the purpose, particularly since
> the cheapest USB device I've found so far was a keyboard!
>
> Does anybody know whether such a device exists (preferably in a range of
> colors), alternatively does anybody know how I might go about get one
> made and how much I should expect to pay?


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