http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.11277
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.730
These any good?
If not, could someone recommend a nice cheap one please 
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Ohio
I've used a Midisport Uno for a while and it's worked out well for me. It's a bit more than the interfaces you listed above, but it's solid. I'd check ebay for the best prices.
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Those are cheap, for sure.
Depends how good you need your timing really. Cheaper ones might suffer from alot of jitter, but that might not matter to you.
I would personally always recommend Midiman/M-Audio for midi interfaces. M-Audio dip into alot of different markets now, not always to their credit, but MIDI and Audio Interfaces are things they truely excel in.
I have a Midisport 2x2 and my musical partner has a Midisport 1x1 (and an Oxygen 8). They've both worked for 10 years without any problems.
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Praha, Czech republic
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.730
I've bought this one for midines. Works fine for a few minutes, then stops playing lower notes on square channels (it always jams when I start the song, never in the middle). Only action to unjam it is to power off and on my NES.
Also, there are occasional glitches and lags.
So with a bit of luck, you might work with it for a while, but for my final recording I always plug my midines into Axiom 61's MIDI OUT, that way it works flawlessly.
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Melbourne, Australia
I wonder if I could make my own, using some kind of pic or avr.
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São Paulo, Brazil
I use this one for mssiah and it works fine.