- The Olympus D220L, D320L, D500L and D600L use Smart Media cards to store images
- Smart Media cards are very small which helps keep the camera as small and as light as possible
- This adapter holds the Smart Media card and allows you to download images directly to your notebook PC via PCMCIA slot
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PCMCIA adapter for OLM D220L, D320L, D360L. D500L, D600L only / Allows Notebook or PowerBook to read SmartMedia cards
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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Way faster than direct transfer from the camera,
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This review is from: Olympus SmartMedia PC Card Adapter (MA-2E) (Personal Computers)
This SmartMedia PC Card adaptor is great. It means not having to have special software installed on the computer to access the photos, which is good when I've being taking pictures while travelling, say, and wish to show some on someone else's computer. It's also way faster and more reliable than plugging the camera into the USB port.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A must for laptop users,
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This review is from: Olympus SmartMedia PC Card Adapter (MA-2E) (Personal Computers)
I do not have this particular brand, but i have the same product. If you have a laptop (i run windows 2k) running win98 and above it is a must-have. Transfer rates are really fast, and for me there was no software installation required. It was recognized as a removable drive. In addition, transferring files in this method does not require battery power.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great product. Speical note for Mac users.,
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This review is from: Olympus SmartMedia PC Card Adapter (MA-2E) (Personal Computers)
I use this PC card all the time on my Mac PowerBook in the slot on the side of the machine. It works like a dream on OS 9, but the current release of OS X does not support it. (As I'm writing this, that release is only 10.04. I'm hoping that changes with the next release.) Your Smart Media Card shows up just like a PC disc inserted in to any drive. You need to have your PC file sharing extensions on. They are ON by default. I use it for my digital camera, but it would be also be really handy if you use Smart Media cards for an MP3 player.
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