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Wowee! my new card reader arrived today, and it is soooooooooooo quick compared to my older one, which TBH I didn't think was too bad.
Not only is it super quick , but it's very cute, comes on it's own stand.
Literally plug it in to your USB, and go, reads/writes up to 34MB/s .
http://www.adorama.com/Als/ProductPage/IDSDR189A.html
Not only is it super quick , but it's very cute, comes on it's own stand.
Literally plug it in to your USB, and go, reads/writes up to 34MB/s .
http://www.adorama.com/Als/ProductPage/IDSDR189A.html
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Looks neat Moonie - I usually plug the camera into the computer by cable tho, seems like a lot do what you do and read directly of the cards.
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I read from the cards too - but I don't know what brand my all-in-one is - it's very slow though >
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I always get the card out too.
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Funny thing is my monitor has a card reader built into the side... but I still always just connect the camera (always have the cable connected). My monitor acts like a USB hub too, so all my USB-ready devices/cables are always plugged in 
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Moonstone
Wowee! my new card reader arrived today, and it is soooooooooooo quick compared to my older one, which TBH I didn't think was too bad.
Not only is it super quick , but it's very cute, comes on it's own stand.
Literally plug it in to your USB, and go, reads/writes up to 34MB/s .
http://www.adorama.com/Als/ProductPage/IDSDR189A.html
Not only is it super quick , but it's very cute, comes on it's own stand.
Literally plug it in to your USB, and go, reads/writes up to 34MB/s .
http://www.adorama.com/Als/ProductPage/IDSDR189A.html
I have a very similar one that I just bought last weekend Suzi. The USB plug tucks away inside the reader when not connected. It's all about the size of a cigarette lighter. It's very convenient & very fast on USN 2.0 computers. Good choice.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by bobmielke
I have a very similar one that I just bought last weekend Suzi. The USB plug tucks away inside the reader when not connected. It's all about the size of a cigarette lighter. It's very convenient & very fast on USN 2.0 computers. Good choice.
whizz and they had uploaded, seriously impressed with my latest gizmo
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I plug the camera in directly.
I've got a cheap card reader but it's so slow.
I've got a cheap card reader but it's so slow.
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