12 in 1 ExpressCard Express Card Reader Adapter for SDHC/SD/MMC/xD etc. Review

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(More customer reviews)I own a late 2008 15-inch MacBook Pro and a new mid 2010 17-inch MacBook Pro, both of which have an ExpressCard/34 slots.In 2008, I purchased an ExpressCard/34 slot, 21IN1 Multimedia Reader/writer Expresscard 34SLOT Mac/pc Sd/mmc/xd, which works well in both machines reading various SD and SDHC cards, and fits flush in both machines.

This ExpressCard/34 works virtually the same as my previous purchase, except that it is about $8 cheaper.They both read SD/SDHC cards, and fit flush in the MacBook Pros.I leave the cards in both machines permanently, and they can both be substituted for each other without change in performance.

One thing to note, that has been commented on by other reviewers, is that, despite the ExpressCard/34 itself fitting flush in the MacBook Pros, the SD/SDHC card will stick out of either express card.Thus, it is recommended that the SD/SDHC be removed from the MacBook Pros during transport to prevent damage to either the SD/SDHC card, the ExpressCard/34 card, or the machine ExpressCard/34 slot itself.

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Product Description:
Product Specifications:

Model Name: exp 12 in 1
Description: 12 in 1 ExpressCard Adapter
Dimension: 34 mm x 75 mm x 5 mm
Operation Voltage: +3.3V (+/-5% wide range power supply)
Interface: ExpressCard /34
System Environment:

Operating Temperature: 0 ^oC ~ 50 ^oC
Operating Humidity: 10% ~ 90% RH

System Requirements:

Support Windows 2000, XP and Vista
Support Mac 10.4 and above

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Compact Flash Reader Writer Review

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(More customer reviews)Just received this and tested it.It fits flush with the side of my laptop, so I plan to just leave it in all the time.When you have a CF card plugged in, it sticks out about 3/4 of an inch- makes it easy to pull out, but you probably wouldn't want to leave the CF card in all the time.Vista's built-in drivers load within seconds of plugging it in, and add a new removable disk drive to the system even if there's no CF card in.Transfers to and from my Extreme III CF card average around 15MB/s, a big improvement to the old PCMCIA adapter I was using.There's even a little plastic cover that protects the CF pins (you can see it in the picture), and slides back into the body when you push a CF card in.I've never had bent pins in a CF drive, but its a nice thought nonetheless.My only complaint is that it's a little tricky to get the CF card aligned properly when you're pushing it in, especially when this is already in your computer and you're trying to plug in the card by touch.It's not perfect, but it does the job I bought it for.

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Product Description:
SIIG CE-000042-S1 -- Easily add a CompactFlash card reader/writer to ExpressCard equipped systems. Quickly and easily adds a fully functional CompactFlash memory card reader/writer to ExpressCard/54 equipped notebook desktop computer systems, Compact design sits flush within the systems ExpressCard slot.

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