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- USB 2.0 Version, Comp with 1.0, 1.1 (Data Transfer of up to 480Mbps)
- Light, Compact and Streamline Design (9cm x 5cm x 1cm)
- Reads/Write all Memory cards
- Compatible with Win 95RS, 98SE, ME, 2000, XP, Vista, Windows 7 and Macintosh OS V9.2 and above
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ABC Products® All in One USB Multi Digital Camera Picture Memory Card Reader Writer USB2.0 Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP, Vista, 7 and Mac OS V9.2 & above PLUG and PLAY Digital Photo Frame Transfer
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
20 of 20 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
Someone commented in the reviews that this seemed like a "cheap" item. This may be true; but, I quite like it. It is light weight and often dangles from my computer when I pick up my laptop and move it about. I have throughly abused this item--dropped it, cracked the case, even bent one of the pins on the inside of the CF reader (I was able to straighten the bin out.) It still works fine!! What more can you ask.
15 of 16 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I was surprised to find a Fuji Film 4 MB Smart Media Digital Memory Card in a desk drawer one fateful day. I did not have any clues as to what was on it and no card reader. I began the search for a reader that would work.
A local store had a device that would "work with anything," guaranteed. Therefore, I did not bother to keep the box after I bought it. There was no slot for this media. I then borrowed a friend's reader, but again, no luck. Yes, totally frustrated, I asked for help. (That is what I do when all else fails.)
I was sent the link to this little beauty. It was not expensive, and I was ready to try anything. I bought it. I plugged it in a few minutes ago, and bingo, my system recognized it immediately. Yeah! No drivers to download.
I could not figure out where to put the card though. The big drawback on this device is no documentation, and with only four slots, it is not intuitive. (That is the minus one star.) The four slots read multiple cards.
I studied the Amazon picture, and I figured out which one worked. I inserted my card. LEDs lit. It worked! After opening my Paint Shop Pro v.7.0, clicking on open file and locating which one of my peripheral devices was labeled for the device (F), I finally could see the pictures.
There it was DCIM. I opened the sub directory to find 100_FUJI and I clicked on that subdirectory. Much to my chagrin, the priceless pictures did not exist. They had all been deleted.
However, I finally knew. It was okay that it was blank it was not on my mind now.
It is compact (two inches by three and three quarter's inches, about one-half inch high), shiny silver, with lights that let you know it is working. PWR will come on when your computer recognizes the peripheral device. Depending on what card you insert, the other lights will provide information: CF/MD, MS, SD/MMC, SM/XO/ and ACT.
I am very happy with this card reader, and recommend it.
Victoria Tarrani
A local store had a device that would "work with anything," guaranteed. Therefore, I did not bother to keep the box after I bought it. There was no slot for this media. I then borrowed a friend's reader, but again, no luck. Yes, totally frustrated, I asked for help. (That is what I do when all else fails.)
I was sent the link to this little beauty. It was not expensive, and I was ready to try anything. I bought it. I plugged it in a few minutes ago, and bingo, my system recognized it immediately. Yeah! No drivers to download.
I could not figure out where to put the card though. The big drawback on this device is no documentation, and with only four slots, it is not intuitive. (That is the minus one star.) The four slots read multiple cards.
I studied the Amazon picture, and I figured out which one worked. I inserted my card. LEDs lit. It worked! After opening my Paint Shop Pro v.7.0, clicking on open file and locating which one of my peripheral devices was labeled for the device (F), I finally could see the pictures.
There it was DCIM. I opened the sub directory to find 100_FUJI and I clicked on that subdirectory. Much to my chagrin, the priceless pictures did not exist. They had all been deleted.
However, I finally knew. It was okay that it was blank it was not on my mind now.
It is compact (two inches by three and three quarter's inches, about one-half inch high), shiny silver, with lights that let you know it is working. PWR will come on when your computer recognizes the peripheral device. Depending on what card you insert, the other lights will provide information: CF/MD, MS, SD/MMC, SM/XO/ and ACT.
I am very happy with this card reader, and recommend it.
Victoria Tarrani
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I really was surprised how nice it is, I tried it right away and it worked like a charm. This works great with Windows 7, my older ones did not work anymore. This even read my old smart media card.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Cheap and gave me a laugh
If you are a current owner please turn your reader over and read #2 on the back. Quite funny.
This card reader is cheap and it feels cheap. It does the job though. Read more
This card reader is cheap and it feels cheap. It does the job though. Read more
Published 1 day ago by B. Slevin
Overall: Good enough product for the price.
It is a decent product. Since I am not a heavy user (My SLR has an SD card which my computer has a built in reader, I only use it for my xd point and shoot) so it is good value for... Read more
Published 1 day ago by Jizzams
Stopped working within a few days
This device completed the first 3 or 4 data transfers very quickly but then stopped working. I kept retrying it but couldn't get it to work again. Read more
Published 11 days ago by Soriguana
Great Doodad!
I really like its versatility and its compact size. I still have images on SmartMedia storage devises and needed to find something that would read them. Found this and WaLAH! Read more
Published 21 days ago by Phylis E. Carman
Excellent
The card reader is really light weight and the USB connection is lightening fast...I inserted the card into the reader and before I could look up to the screen the memory card... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Arnab Pal
It was cheap and it worked
I needed a card reader to transfer some setup files from a laptop to a non USB external device. The reader worked fine with my Windows 7 laptop.
Published 1 month ago by Elmo Jones
Very good
This reader works perfectly in all the slots I have tried. I would not pay more for any other one.
Published 2 months ago by Frank P
Works great for Smartmedia!
I was having a hard time finding a card reader for Smartmedia that would work with Windows 7 x64. Plug it in and the driver installs. Read more
Published 2 months ago by electricguy
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The ABC Products All-In-One USB Card Reader is a small, yet powerful addition to my computer gear. Unlike the previous card reader that I purchased, this one accepts xD cards... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Karl J. Schneller
Good to Go
My new computer forced me to upgrade from XP to Windows 7, so I needed a new reader for my Smart Media cards. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Dr. Klimshelf
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