You can also look in the Working Device List linked from http://www.linux-usb.org. BTW, I had one really good experience in that for a workshop we used my laptop to project the talks and a bunch of people (who used windows) gave me their talks on these types of devices and they all worked. I don't know what kind they were though...
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