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SanDisk SDDR-88-A15 8-in-1 USB 2.0 Hi-speed Reader

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SanDisk SDDR-88-A15 8-in-1 USB 2.0 Hi-speed Reader

Binding: Electronics
Published: 11 September, 2003

$26.84

Features:

USB 2.0 enabled
Includes docking cradle
Requires no drivers
Stylish Design

SanDisk SDDR-88-A15 8-in-1 USB 2.0 Hi-speed Reader

SanDisk SDDR-88-A15 8-in-1 USB 2.0 Hi-speed Reader

Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 4.8 / 5.0

Works flawlessly:

This is the second Sandisk memory card reader I've bought. (The first one was a 6-in-1 reader.) Both have worked flawlessly. Since my computer runs Windows XP, there were no drivers to install, and the computer recognized the reader instantly.

The USB 2.0 interface is a great feature, as it is much quicker than older USB 1.0 devices. I have a 512MB Compactflash card, and transfer times are very fast. In comparison, a USB 1.0 keychain flash drive I purchased is much slower.

The only minor gripe I have... more info

Works Great:

I needed a card reader for the proprietary XD memory used in my digital camera so I bought this reader. It is a great value for this price because it reads 8 different formats of memory cards. Great if you use several formats of memory cards or have friends with other cards.
It hooks up via a USB docking station and is backward compatible with the older USB standard. It also comes with a short USB connector if you do not want to carry around the docking station. It just plugs and plays in Windows XP. It... more info

Works flawlessly:

I got this reader to read my Compact Flash, IBM Microdrive, Secure Digital, and XD cards. I've had it for a few months now and it has transfered all my image and video files from all my cards without any trouble at all.
The nice thing also is that it doesn't require any drivers - just plug it in and it's ready to go. Has lots of pretty LED lights too!

It adds 4 drive letters to your computer. Unfortunately they only have generic names ("Removable Disk" in WinXP). The manual tells you which slot each... more info

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