Chinese pirates are doing something that Microsoft didn't – they are starting to peddle versions of Windows 7 on a USB stick.
The Netac U208 8GB USB drives preloaded with Windows 7 are being sold for 98 yuan, or about $14, according to the Chinese website 163. The drive, ironically with Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer's signature on the outside was being flogged in Shenzhen.
However the fact that it is being put on a USB stick is fairly interesting. Microsoft thought about doing this but decided against it. From a user perspective it is a lot faster than a DVD disc.
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