Advantages: Takes 18 different cards Disadvantages: Possible problem recognising reader when online
Delkin eFilm External cardreader
When my old cardreader died on me, I rushed straight out to find a new cardreader as I had about 200 plus photos waiting to be uploaded and printed and all on my camera card. To be honest, I wasn?t looking at high spec or anything else the reader had to offer ? all I wanted was an external reader to enable me to upload photo images and so I went for one of the cheapest in the local computer shop (which is actually a privately owned one and so is more expensive but being a wimp I didn?t want to drive far in the storm!). This particular card cost me about £10 though after searching online it can now be picked up for as little as £7 which ok, isn?t a huge saving but these days every little helps. It also seems that a lot of sites which have this cardreader are American sites (all in dollars) such as ...
Advantages: reliable, USB2, vista compat, 42 different formats, lively lighty up bits Disadvantages: bit boring to look at
I bought this cardreader at that famous hit-tech computer store ;) Tesco. So I didn't expect that much especially at the price but it was going to be better than my ultra cheap no name cardreader it replaced.
I've been using this cardreader now for about 9 months. It cost £9.00 when I bought it so I didn't expect too much. But it surpassed my expectations and has beaten off my attempts to replace it with newer more modern units (usually ones advertising it will read 99 different card types and ones which are much much prettier).
The Trust EasyConnect CardReader is a USB 2 device which does its job without fuss or fault. It accepts cards via the front panel or the back panel and handles (amongst othersCompact Flash, Mini Drive, SMC, XD (for Fuji and Olympus), MS, MMC, and SD cards. Basically, if you have a memory card for your ...
The Kingston MobileLite 9-in-1 CardReader is the only device you need to store, transfer and read data on any USB enabled device. As I use a variety of flash cards for mobile phone, digital camera and camcorder.
This cardreader is designed with a USB 2.0 connector which is ideal to connect via you PC or laptop. It has memory expansion slots that support nine different types of SD and MMC flash memory cards. It also comes with a 1 GB SD memory card for free, what more would you want.
This device is called mobile for a reason, as its small and compact it's ideal to take with you anywhere. You won't find a smaller more compact cardreader on the market which carries a respectable name as Kingston. I have another cardreader which I use for my PC, I bought this because it was cheap and had free 1GB SD memory card with it. I use this ...
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Manufacturer's product description
With a unique industrial design and all of the conveniences of UltraPort, here's a compact flash reader that is easy to access, requires no special configuration and demands very little system resources. It is so simple to use for compact flash I or II cards (like the new IBM 1GB Microdrive), it is like reading from and writing to an external hard disk drive. To make storage even more mobile, you can store data (like a presentation) to a compact flash I card and display it on your camera while you're on the road.
