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for sandisk 2gb micro sd memory card

 

1. Available Capacity:64MB,128MB,256MB,512MB,1GB,2GB,4GB,8GB,16GB,32GB
2. Operating Systems: Windows Vista/XP/2000/ME/98
3. Data Retention: 10 Years
4. Data transfer speed: 15MB/s-21MB/s for read, 5MB/s-8MB/s for write
5. Packing design can be changed as per buyers' need 

6. Online download available
7. High speed
8. Supports boot up by USB-HDD or USB-ZIP mode
9. Plug-and-play; no external power supply required, USB bus powered
10.Provide OEM service, logo printing, data preload, auto run, customized programming etc
11.Certification: CE, ROHS, FCC

 

General

Product Type

Micro SD card

Storage Capacity

64MB-32GB

Width

0.9 in

Depth

1.3 in

Height

0.1 in

Weight

0.1 oz

Compatibility

Non-specific

Memory

Speed Rating

6 MB/s (read)

SD Speed Class

Class 6

Form Factor

SDHC Memory Card

Supply Voltage

3.3 V

Features

Write protection switch

Expansion / Connectivity

Compatible Slots

1 x SDHC Memory Card

Miscellaneous

Compliant Standards

Plug and Play

Manufacturer Warranty

Service & Support

Limited lifetime warranty ( Germany, Austria and France - 10 years )

Service & Support Details

Limited warranty - lifetime

Environmental Parameters

Min Operating Temperature

-13 °F

Max Operating Temperature

185 °F

 

Payment

1.Western union

2.T/T

3.Escrow

 

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Q: i have xp service pack 2.still the reader not working ,i need the driver for it.it a memory card reader
did any drivers came with card reader if it did I would assume you have to install it, and be sure usb ports are working properly.
Q: I just bought a brand new SanDisk memory card. It is a 4gb. I have a SanDisk reader I used it to put the pics/videos that i had on my old memory card onto the computer. Usually when u got to My Computer it shows you File. The file sais KODAK. I click on it and everything appears. SO I have my new one and when I put the SanDisk memory card in the SanDisk Reader it wont detect it. I've tried it over and over 3 times and nothing. The SanDisk reader sais ImageMate.Its not locked.
There's only one conclusion, if the card and reader are working properly - I know because I've had the same thing. Make sure the card is fully inserted into the reader. You did mention the style of card but if it's SDHC, as one of mine is, just make sure the card is fully inserted so the reader can see all the contacts.
Q: I want to develop a business card reader application on Android.
Drug sellers go with enterprise enjoying cards too *in spite of the fact that* i think of that a huge Butt on your enterprise card exhibits you have a definite way of taking area in the plush Bountiful life. Do it! issues to not placed are insects i do in contrast to insects. Oh and a image of your penis--- not so specific that could bypass sturdy with the individuals over on the community BBQ.
Q: I am ordering a computer from Dell and I need to know what this Media Card Reader thing is. Is it worth it? And does it include a floppy drive?
It's a card reader that accepts different types of flash based cards such a SD, Compact Flash, Memory Stick, etc. The most common use of them is by digital camera users. They can just take the card out of the camera and stick it in the card reader, rather than having to connect the whole camera up to the computer. I recommend that you add it to your system, theyre inexpensive and you may need it someday. UPDATED RESPONSE: Some card readers have an integrated floppy, others do not. Most don't. Check to see if Dell does it that way. Even if they don't, in most cases, if there is room, you can have both.
Q: I just recently bought a micro sd card reader for my samsung rant and i have figured out how to put both pictures and videos onto the phone from my computer but i do not know how to get ringtones into my computer. so how can i get free ringtones onto my phone by using the card reader?
there is extremely no such element as unfastened ring tones there extra often than no longer scams yet jointly as they do available you will in all probability advice superhighway get right of entry to yet you will in all probability have the skill to additionally would prefer to get carry of the ring tone and plug your telephone into your computing gadget it deepens on your telephone extra often than no longer
Q: I have a dell inspiron 6400 with a multi card reader, my sony ericsson w810i uses a memory stick pro duo. in order to put it into the multi card reader, i have the memory stick duo adapter, the reader detects any other card , ie. the SD card from my digi-cam etc. it no longer detects my phone's memory card. . what tha hell?!. any suggestions on how to check where the problem is.
Before I say the reader is faulty, do you have any other mem sticks to test with? Perhaps the adapter has worn down? When I put my MS-duo in my reader, I have to give slightly more force when I push it in that with an SD in order for Windows to read it properly.
Q: I am a recent owner of a Kodak EasyShare (Z700) digital camera. I can take 8 to 10 pictures, then I have to download the to the computer or erase them from the camera's memory. I hoped to work around this by getting an SD card for it. Now when I attempt to transfer pictures to my computer, it's like the computer isn't seeing the camera anymore. It was fine until I started using the memory card. My computer is a desktop Dell Dimension XPSt running Windows 98se on an 800 MHZ Pentium III processor and has 256 MB RAM. No printer. What's the problem and what can I do about it? Assume I know nothing about digital photography or my camera's operation (I find the owner's manual extremely confusing).
it is possible that your card reader is not compatible with the kind of card you are using you might need to invest in one that is compatible to your SD card
Q: How can you tell if your computer has a built i card reader
It's normally on the front of the PC. Possible under a flap or slider. It just has a number of slots in for the card. Hope this helps
Q: I have used it before to get deleted photos which didn't workNow, my camera isn't uploading into my computer so I decided to use it insteadbut what do I do, do I need a program or do I need nothing at all please let me know because it is very important and I need to get the pics online
If you have WIndows XP or later, just plug in the card reader, then insert a camera card into it. Go to MyComputer and you will see a bunch of extra drives listed after your C (hard disk) and D (CD or DVD) drives. One of these will be for your camera card. Double-click on it and you'll get a list of the pictures on the drive. Go to the View menu and selct Thumbnails and you'll see the pix represnted as tiny image icons. You can then copy these to a folder on your hard disk. Or do yourself a favor and google Picasa. It's a free program from Google that does a great job of managing and manipulating your pictures. It automatically detects when you insert a photo memory card or hook up your camera to your computer via the USB cable.
Q: I just purchased a SanDisk Mobile Mate SD+ memory card reader. When I put it into the computer, it acknowledged it was connected and said it installed it. So the F Drive appeared on the My Computers window, but when I click it, it says please insert a disc into the F Drive. The SDHC memory card I have was already in the reader. Am I doing something wrong? This is the 3rd reader, the other 2 died but were cheap brands. I originally used an Ativa card reader and the first time it worked perfectly. I was able to add and remove things on my memory card. Then it just stopped working and now I can't access the memory card contents through my computer. I have windows XP.
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