Saying something is "unique" often is the polite way of implying the item is crap.
I wouldn't bother being that polite about the flash drives you linked to.
I can see the thought process now: "Hmm I have a ton of useless junk laying around my house. I know! I'll glue it onto a flash drive and try to sell it online. I'll be a millionaire!"
JPEG only? My card reader works just fine, probably faster... I shoot everything in RAW, so I would have to do everything the old fashioned way. Considering my 2 gig Regular SD cost me $15.00....
Actually it is very simple to get rid of anything that comes with windows. Go to Control Panel > add or remove programs > Add/Remove Windows Components. there is a list of all components you may or may not want. I remove MSN Explorer, outlook express, and windows messenger on every install I do. Windows media player and Internet Explorer are in there as well.
Lab 14 - That was the first thing I thought of as well...
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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I agree with the grammar police this time. It looks like my 7 year old son wrote this article.