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SanDisk SDDR-86-07 6 in 1 USB 2.0 Hi-speed Reader

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SanDisk SDDR-86-07 6 in 1 USB 2.0 Hi-speed Reader

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Features:

Hi-Speed USB 2.0 certified for fastest data transfer, with backwards compatiblity with all USB 1.1 ports
All four memory slots are active, which allows you to copy data between the different memory cards at the same time
Separate reader and docking station for quick desktop/laptop connectivity
Easy to use; just drag and drop your files

SanDisk SDDR-86-07 6 in 1 USB 2.0 Hi-speed Reader

SanDisk SDDR-86-07 6 in 1 USB 2.0 Hi-speed Reader

Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 2.9 / 5.0

Works fine, but beware Norton AntiVirus conflict:

I recently bought the 6-in-1 to use with my Sony Memory Stick and SanDisk SD cards. The Memory Sticks worked fine but the SD wouldn't work at all. In fact, as soon as I plugged in an SD card, the Memory Stick would also stop working. I filled in a problem report on the SanDisk website, and by 7:30 am the next morning I had a response. I must admit that I was skeptical of the suggested fix, which was to disable NAV scanning of the boot sector of removable media. However, when I did as suggested, all cards... more info

Finally!:

With all the digicams I have, I've collected a lot of memory formats and quite a few card readers along the way. None were perfect and none were all that versatile. For example, my Viking combination SmartMedia & CompactFlash required being unplugged and then plugged in again before each use. It was also, as a USB 1.1 device, a tad slow. Recently I got the SanDisk 6-in-1 vertical reader and I have been 100% satisfied. I took it out of the pkg., plugged it directly into the USB 2.0 port, and it... more info

Sandisk 6 in1 has it's limits:

I have tried it with a 512 Sandisk SD memory card. 1st on a win98SE laptop platform, & subsequently on a WinXP desktop w/ USB 2.0
In both cases the process starts OK & then stall @ about 15 Second left when copying to the HD on the pc with files over 1MB.
The PC then locks up.

In win98, a newer driver must be downloaded from Sandisk's website.
In Win Xp no driver required.
Each port shows up as a different drive letter to allow copying from one type card to another.
When the disc... more info

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