The IRIS Business Card Reader II is the perfect tool to scan and automatically encode your business cards into your favorite contact manager. It's very easy, fast and accurate!... more
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Max Document Size: 108 mm x 300 mm, 108 mm x 305 mm
Supported Media Type: Business card
Media Feeder Type: Manual load
Expansion / connectivity
Interfaces: 1 x USB - 4 PIN USB Type A, 1 x USB
Manufacturer's product description
The IRIS Business Card Reader II is the perfect tool to scan and automatically encode your business cards into your favorite contact manager. It's very easy, fast and accurate! You'll never retype a business card again! Select the country of your business card. Drop the card into the scanner: it is automatically scanned, recognized and encoded!
OS Required: Microsoft Windows 98/ME/2000/XP, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition, Apple MacOS 9.x, Apple MacOS X, Microsoft Windows XP, Apple MacOS X, Apple MacOS 9.1 or later, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition, Microsoft Windows XP, Apple MacOS X 10.1 or later, Apple MacOS 9.1 or later, Apple MacOS X 10.3 or later
Peripheral / Interface Devices: CD-ROM, USB port, USB port, CD-ROM
System Requirements Details:
Windows 98/2000/ME/XP - Pentium - RAM 64 MB - HD 85 MB, MacOS X - PowerPC G3 - HD 80 MB
MacOS 9.x - PowerPC - RAM 32 MB - HD 80 MB, MacOS 9.1 or later - PowerPC - RAM 32 MB - HD 80 MB
MacOS X - PowerPC G3 - HD 80 MB, MacOS X 10.1 or later - PowerPC G3 - HD 80 MB
MacOS 9.1 or later - PowerPC - RAM 32 MB - HD 80 MB
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...
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Advantages: Super Fast Download Disadvantages: None
...If you own a digital camera then a memory cardreader may help you.
You remove the card from your camera if it has removable media and insert into the cardreader. You can buy USB or Parallel connecting raeders and for most opperating systems.
They show up on your computer as a new drive letter and the one i have is a Card Port Swift Syncro and is great. It has 2 slots one for PCMCIA and one for Smart Media. Comapact Flash is read in the PCMCIA slot with han adapter provided.
These readers download about 1MB a second so blisteringly fast. They will save you batteries and hair. You cardreader can also be used to clean and format your card to repair any errors that may be there....
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Advantages: Upload Speed, Increased Battery Life Disadvantages: None
...I've been putting up with slow upload on my Olympus C2020Z digital camera for over a year, but when I got a 32Mb card it was painfully slow - like watching paint dry. So I finally bought a Jessops USB Smartmedia CardReader and it's great.
The installation on a Windows 98 PC is simple, the card comes with a CD with the appropriate drivers, and has bundled Piccolo thumbnail software for viewing and sending files to Jessops over the internet for printing, though I've not tried that service yet.
The USB Cardreader is powered via the USB port, and comes with an extension cable which makes it easy to connect to a desktop PC. Once installed and with a Smartmedia card inserted, it appears as a new removable drive. Piccolo will automatically catalogue all your pictures on your PC, and a thumbnail viewer will launch. I close them down...
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The Kingston MobileLite 9-in-1 Card Reader 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 card reader is designed with a... more
I seem to have lagged behind with this technology since its inception a few years back. More recently I've seen computers ship with these devices internally installed, and many brands and models are gradually creeping into computer retailers'... more
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