New design SD Card reader/4 ports SD CARD READER &; WRITER supports 64G SDXC

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Product Description

Product name: ALL in 1 SD card reader/ multi in 1 card reader/4 ports SD CARD READER & WRITER support SDXC/SDHC up to 64G

Specifications:

1) 4 ports SD Card Reader/Writer
2) Read/Write four cards and three HUBs at one time
3) chipset GL850G + GL827L

4) Support cards: SD/SDHC/SDXC
5) Plastic Material
6) Color: White, Black
7) Support System: Windows XP/Vista/7/8 or Mac OS X 10.2 - 10.6.4

8) 4 slots on top, available for using SD/SDHC/SDXC/MicroSD/MicroSDHCmemory cards

9) USB 2.0 high speed transfer between 4 cards without changing each memory cards.

Reads and write at same time.

10) Support up to 64 GB.

11) Hot swappable, plug and play. No driver needed.

12) Detachable USB 2.0 data transfer cable for easy carrying.

13) Unit product size: 35 mm x 54 mm x 45 mm

14) USB cable length: 400mm.

Features:

Compact designed ladder-Shape card reader provides USB 2.0 high Speed data transfering between 4 SD memory cards at same time.

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Q:i have several memory cards from a canon i bought years ago, well, i bought the rebel xti because i figured i'd save money on memory cards, i put it in, and the camera works fine. i plugged my Sandisk memory card reader in and my computer picked up that it was plugged in, but once i plugged in the card itself, my computer wouldn't read it anymore. i put in other cards, ones with pictures i took from another camera, and it worked fine. so i can only assume it has something to do with the camera itself or the files. can anyone help me out, is there anything i can do to make this work?if it helps, it's not really a rebel xti, it's the kiss digital x, which is the same thing. i know vista has problems with things, could it be vista, my computer has a built in reader, but it doesn't have a slot for the cf memory card. it only reads sd and smaller.(thats why i was using a different reader): You will have to have it fixed. Call Canon at 800-OK-CANON and ask for an estimate of what it would cost. Don't try to fix it yourself or you will just make it worse.

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Q:I just got a SD Card reader and writer, but i'm not sure how to use it; i follow the instructions and nothing happens. Everytime i take my SD card out my camera and put it in the Reader nothing shows up on my laptop. Can any one tell me how a SD reader suppose to work.: You did take some pictures right? Usually card readers appear as an additional drive. If you go to My Computer there should be a drive you don't recognize. Double Click on it. If it has your photos in it there will usually be another folder like DCIM then inside that will be the numbered folders with the images. If you add more details as to what you have tried, we might be able to help more.

Q:If I were to purchase a credit Carder reader and a prepaid debit card. Would I be able to add funds to the card with the reader?: The available funds aren't stored on the card. They are processed through the bank issuing the card.

Q:I have a FinePix A-345 camera with an XD 128mb picture card. I've been transferring pictures via USB directly from the camera for months with no problems. A couple of months ago, I started using a card reader on occasion and ever since, I've been getting bad spots on the card and have lost numerous pictures and movies. A few days ago, I had a card error in the camera, and couldn't access anything on the camera, or even take new ones. I ended up reformatting the picture card using the camera, and all is well again. I suspect the card reader might be the problem, but I can't find any real information on it, I only have the fact that since I started using the card reader the problems began. Could be coincidence, I guess. Fuji, of course, says I need to bring the camera in for hundreds of dollars in repairs. I doubt it.Since I've reformatted, I fear the card reader. Has anyone had this happen, or know if this is a known issue? Do cards go bad and need reformatting?: Am sorry to say that my daughter's MIL just ran into trouble on a virgin card (first fill with images), using her HP printer's SD card slot. In her case, I suspect static discharge might have played a part. I'm having hers *disassembled* for evaluation. There's an outfit here in Colorado that (for a price) will actually repair a card sufficiently to retrieve images. I doubt there's anything wrong with your camera. You can demonstrate that to yourself by continuing to use USB to transfer the images and waiting to see if any new errors crop up. I suspect that they won't. I'm not also comfortable with installation or removal of SD (or in your case, XD) cards while powered. I've heard of too many cases where, while it appeared that the file system of the card had been properly shut down before the card was removed, it evidently had not been, and while the user was only READING data, the card was left in some peculiar state on removal. I'm fuzzy on this, and in the next week or two, plan a concerted effort to understand what they're packing into these SD cards that allows them to be left in these states. One would have thought that removal after only reading would not create these conditions. Then there's the simple problem of removing a device while it's powered, regardless of the question of the state of the file system when power is dropped ************************************** ************************************** ALL of the digital camera manufacturers frown on powered insertion and removal of memory cards -- they explicitly warn against this in their user manuals. Why are card readers, either connected to a PC or a printer, exempt from this concern? Sounds like a separate question for this forum! ************************************** **************************************

Q:I just buy E3 Card Reader Micro SD/TF Card Reader from ndscardsale.but I don't know How to upgrade?: Brand New E3 Card Reader Micro SD/TF Card Reader PS3 Dongle with 128KB Flash 1: 32bit processor with 128K flash， has strong processing rate and high expand space. 2: MicroSD SDHC supported, can load software and game from it . 3: Multi-System supported, include WinXP/Vista/Win7/Mac OS/Linux, this means you can upgrade and use e3 card reader in most system. 4: 4M FLASH onboard, so you can save any ps3 software very conveniences, for example, you can copy any backup manager easier. 5: Super-Drag-Plug upgrade mode,just copy BIN file and paste into e3 card, 1 second fininsh upgrading, no need any extra upgrader. 6: dual firmware booting mode, this means hermes v4b and kakaroto latest firmware integrated into one code, and you can use any of them by yourself , no need re-flash code. 7: Support any free PSGROOVE like hermeskakaroto. 8: e3 card reader has CE, FCC and RoHS certification , it is more safer and environmental product, and with 2 year warranty. Note: The Micro SD/TF Card is not included.

Q:does anybody have one of these? i need one for my laptop,needs to be small and compact and slots that work, (with nails): Your cost depends on the format you want to read cards, and how many very different cards you want to give it -- however, this often doesn't matter, as it's dog *** cheap either way. But, you DO need to make sure your card is among them, but it's pretty unlikely it isn't. But, if you need a SINGLE device to provide acess to over a dozen (different format) cards that you need to insert in that divice, that is a significant part of it's cost. If you're need it for that To insert a plethoria of different memory cards, from rare to common. After that, cost only has to do with interface (or transfer rate) Such as, do you desire a PCMCIA interface, USB interface (external thing hanging off laptop) and do you care about how long it takes that USB interfance to take to copy, assuming your laptop fits specifications. Time, in this case (transfer rates) usually isn't a big deal in this case, unless you are transferring a lot of cards to the laptop. But it is a big part of cost. For a single 512 mb filled card, you're talking like, 50 seconds vs 10 seconds. 1 card, no big deal, but if you plan on taking dozens/hundreds of cards to that laptop, then it's a concern. This is where USB 1.0/2.0 (and laptop) and PCMCIA comes into concern. (The interface/transfer rate) Memory card readers are just really cheap. The other ones have added features that make them expensive -- like the interface (PCMCIA) transfer rates, and allowing a single device to accept a multitude of different cards. It this a necessity? To answer your question more precisely, Good here just means what your needs are. If it fits your style memory card, then it'll do it. One can't do it better. It can do it faster, or a different one, or be cosmetically different but just goes back to what your needs are. As far as brands/etc that's nonsense difference. (Often they even use the exact same chipsets too)

Q:I have acer 5520 laptop and it have 5-in-1 kind card reader slot.I have pro-duo card but laptop card-reader slot is big for it.Please guide/help so that I can use that card reader slot for reading card directly.Thanks in advance,Ajit: well you could go to radioshack and get a cheap memory card reader if the one on your laptop is too big then i dont think itll fit.

Q:Can you please tell me what that is and what it does? thanks: A card reader is designed to read flash memory cards such as SecureDigital (SD), MultiMediaCard (MMC), or MemoryStick (MS) and many more. The reader creates a card-PC link and so you can put data from your PC onto the card and use it in your respective device which accepts the above mentioned cards. For example, mobile phones now use MicroSD cards for storage, so to create a PC link, you can either plug the phone into a PC, or take the MicroSD card out, and plug it into one of these 5-in-1 readers. The 5-in-1 aspect means that it can read 5 different types of cards, but these may be exactly the same. For example, it may state that it reads SD, MiniSD and MicroSD. The thing is that if you need to connect a MicroSD or MiniSD to the card reader, you probably need to put it in an SD adapter! This is how some card readers state that they can read 50-in-1 and the like, because 90% of the cards need an adapter to be inserted into the reader. I hope this helps, Pat.

Q:I just got a memory card for my motorola v3xx (micro sdmemory card) It comes with a big one (the size of a camara memory card) and a reaaally small one that goes in my phone. And a card reader. I'm sorta confused cause when i put it in my computer it doesn't do anything, and i read that i just have to copy/paste the music and when I put the memory card on my phone i'll have the music.I don't know what the question is myself i'm just confused could someone explain how these memory cards work???Thanx a lot for any help!!!P.S. If u need more details i'll add!: The itty bitty memory card is what goes inside your phone. The big memory card is to hold the itty bitty one. Once you've saved pics or videos from your phone to the card (my verizon phone i use ''move'' and it moves to the card). Once you have those pics on your memory card, slid it into the big one and that can be used in most new computers. They have an ''SD/Media card slot. If you go to Walmart and use the Kodak Picture thingy, it also has a slot for the bigger card to fit into, so you can print pics from there. Good luck.

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