Re: Does anybody make the simplest USB device possible?

["Stephen Samuel" <darkonc@xxxxxxxxx>]

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 <anthony@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 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?


-- 
Stephen Samuel http://www.bcgreen.com
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