X100e: Any memory card that won't protrude?

I read somewhere that using an SD/SDHC card in the built-in card reader of the X100e will leave so much of the card sticking out that it's inadvisable to leave a card in when you slip the laptop into a bag.
Is there any type of card that would be flush with the outside of the machine? Perhaps a memory stick micro?
Moderator edit: Removed accidental duplication.

Hello,
A Secure Digital (SD) card sticks out about 11mm and a Memory Stick PRO Duo sticks out about 5mm. I definitely would not leave a memory card in the slot that sticks out this far. If you want to have a flash RAM card permanently attached (ReadyBoost, perhaps), then you might want to consider a USB flash drive, like the Buffalo RUF2-PS-RD or a Kawau C266 MicroSD card adapter (plus appropriate MicroSD card) . They both look like they might be small enough to fit with inside a properly sized-bag while still installed in an X100e.
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