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I think as long as you buy a straight usb drive, and stay away from anything with a fancy interface, you shouldn't have any problems. Nearly all usb products work in the same way as generic bulk storage devices.
If I can make a suggestion though, you can save yourself a few bucks by buying an empty usb case and separate hard drive and putting them together yourself. You can even use any old ide hard disk you have lying around, making it a good way to recycle old drives. And it's dead easy to do, just plug the drive in, screw the top on, and plug it in. That's what I did for my removable drive. Works perfectly.
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