- Lets you share your pictures quickly and easily
- Saves camera batteries
- Streamlined design makes it convenient to carry with you
- Transfer speeds up to 850 kbps--up to 40 times faster than using your computer's serial port
- Works with all SmartMedia, CompactFlash, and PC cards
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Lexar Media's USB universal digital film reader makes moving files from your camera to your computer easy--just pop in a SmartMedia, CompactFlash, or PC card and go. The USB connection makes connecting and disconnecting simple. USB offers hot insertion and removal of the reader without rebooting. Its small size lets you throw the cable in your bag with your camera and connect to your PC wherever you need to.
The reader easily connects to your computer through your USB port and requires no external AC power. You can use your batteries for taking more pictures with your camera instead of transferring images to your computer--the universal digital media reader lets you transfer your photos without even turning your camera on.
USB requirements: 486 or Pentium-compatible computer running Windows 98 or Macintosh OS 8.5 or later. Lexar guarantees 100 percent compatibility and offers a one-year limited warranty.
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Lexar Digital Film Reader,
By Mark Adams (Prescott, AZ United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Lexar Media USB Universal Digital Film Reader (RW007001) (Personal Computers)
I bought this product because my Boss has a Canon Power Shot A50, and I bought for my wife a Fuji Fine pix 1400. The serial connection for digital cameras are very slow and consume batteries.I wanted a USB digital film reader and this one worked perfect out of the box. I plug it in the USB port (it comes with it's own USB cable)and ran the setup program on the Product's CD and after 2 reboots, one for the USB device on the mother board and one for the Lexar digital film reader it work fine. It shows up in Explorer as a removable Disk (F:) and Removable Disk (G:). The device has two slots for different type of digital film. The top slot has a PC Card Adapter which I use for the Canon Digital Film. The bottom slot I use for Smart media film for the Fuji Camera. Just click and drag the images off the digital film as if it was another drive on the computer. Could not be any easier.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
128MB Smart Media users beware,
By Craig (Honolulu, Hawaii United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Lexar Media USB Universal Digital Film Reader (RW007001) (Personal Computers)
This reader was easy to set up and worked GREAT with my 32MB Smart Media card. I recently bought a 128MB Smart Media card and my computer (800 MHz P3 with Windows 98SE) crashes every time I try to read this card. I called Lexar tech support, and they said it only works up to 32MB Smart Media cards. I downloaded the updated driver from the website, and now it works intermittently. Typically, it crashes my computer, I hard reboot, it may or may not crash a second time, then it reads the card. So eventually it works, and I have never lost any picture files, but I am going to buy a dedicated Smart Media reader to avoid these problems.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Very easy to use, but not with XP,
By "mom2bbb" (Beautiful New England, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Lexar Media USB Universal Digital Film Reader (RW007001) (Personal Computers)
I have been using this product on my PC with Windows ME for the last year and it works great. It is extremely easy to use and install, even for those of us who are technically challanged. The pictures download quickly and it is simple simple simple. However, since I got a new computer with Windows XP, I now cannot get the driver to install. Lexar support says they are working on an updated driver download but it is not available yet. There is some kind of workaround that Lexar is supposed to be sending me, but I havn't received it yet and it sounds kind of involved. I can't wait to start using it again.
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