Hi speed Powered 3.0 USB Smart Card Reader/ USB 3.0 Card Reader

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Product Details

1.All in one USB Smart Card Reader best choice for smart phone,Ipad,Iphone.

2.USB (universal serial bus) 3.0 specification, Superspeed 5.0Gbps

3.Supports: ( SDHC/MMC, TF/Micro SD, MS, XD, CF, M2 ), no external power or battery needed

4.System require:Windows98/SE/ME/2000/XP/Vista, Mac OS 9.2 and later versions

5.Can read 5 different card at the same time

6.Low-speed (1.5Mbps)/full-speed(12Mbps) /highspeed(480 -Mbps) /super-speed (5 Gbps)

Packing-list:

Package:blister

Model Number:	HY0062A-3	Output:	5V
Style:	USB Smart Card Reader	Chipset:	GL3220
Interface:	USB3.0	Transfer rate:	5Gbps
Current:	500mA per port	Voltage:	5V
Power Supply:	No external power supply needed	Material:	ABS
Application:	Desktop and laptop	Capability:	Plug & play and hot swapping
Color:	Customized	Logo printing:	Available
Mini order qty:	100pcs	Packing:	Blister
Proditivity:	10000pcs/month	Dimension:	535313mm
Certificates:	CE	Warranty:	1 year
Per crtn qty:	80pcs	Carton size:	483232cm
Net Weight:	6.5KG	Gross weight:	7.5KG

OS Support:	Windows (95 SR2 or over, 98SE, Me, 2000, XP, Vista), Linux 2.4 and Mac 10.4 or over, Windows(7, 8), Android System
Card Support:	SDHC/MMC, TF/Micro SD, MS, XD, CF, M2

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Q: I have a Sony DSC-S700 Camera. Usually My boyfriend uploads the pictures, but hes at work right now and i ahevpictureds i'd like to upload. He alwas usues the Card Reader and puts the Memory stick in it. Okay, so i know where the card reader is, and how to get the memory stick out and all that, but how do i get the pics to upload? I'd also like to know if it is possible to put previously uploaded pictures back on the memory stick so i am able to print them, and if so how do i do so? Please help.: Once the memory card is in the reader, you should be able to go to My Computer or Windows Explorer (or equivelent file manager) and see the memory card as a drive, like a hard drive. Find the files in there and just copy and paste them.

Q: I have a cell phone that uses a sandisk memory card and adapter from verizon when i put it in the computer the light dosen't come on, so I don't know if it is not pushed all the way i . if it is in the right way or what. Please help: It's hard to tell because we don't know what kind of computer you are using. Generally, you have to make sure your computer can read that type of memory card and make sure that you are inserting it correctly. If you think the memory card is in correctly, you can try checking My Computer to see if it recognizes the memory card. From what I've experienced, most memory cards from phones aren't recognized by the computer's memory card reader, however, the computer still recognizes it in My Computer. I hope that helps.

Q: I have an CANON SD790 IS camera and i want to know if i can use my camera as an SD card reader. I can read pictures directly off my camera on my PC but i want to know if I need to buy an SD card reader to install CHDK in my SD card.: If youve installed the Canon drivers and software which came with your camera you may not need the card reader. The Canon software and drivers should let your computer recognize your camera as a drive containing the memory card. You should be able to transfer the CHDK file directly to the card in the camera. I dont know this absolutely because I havent done it. It wouldnt hurt anything to try. You could test the idea first by trying to transfer an image file from your computer to your camera.

Q: I bought a card reader, but when installed the UBS port is the only one that works. I've plugged the device on 2 computers and I got the same result. When trying to install the software it says that the reader is not connected. What can be the problem? I've installed 3 DVD rom drives and 4 Hard disks and never had such a problem. Could the card reader be faulty or is something I a missing? I am returning the product today but I am uncertain if I should exchange the product or get a full refund.: It may have 2 USB connectors - one for pass through USB and one for actual reader. I have the same ussue with mine, but I just connected the reader and disconnected the port

Q: Do you specifically need the E3 card reader when downgrading a 3.72 ps3 to 3.55 using the E3 flasher, or can you just use any card reader, and if so what kind of card reader dose it have to be?: I wish people would read the question and understand it before they rush into an answer to show how much they know, or in this case, don't.

Q: I went to see a women who read my cards. She said I would meet the man I would marry in June or July. I am so excited, cause she seemed to say all the right stuff. Would you believe.? I mean, she told me height.hair color. etc.: Well, as a Tarot card reader myself, I am kind of bias in my answer, but YES I would believe what the cards say. The cards all have a story to tell and each one means something totally different. Your cards were dealt from a deck that had been shuffled and then placed in a certain order on the table. The only way that I would say not to believe what she said is if it was just a friend messing around with a deck of tarot cards and not really knowing the meanings of them and saying what you wanted to hear. But, I doubt that happened. My feeling is that you will meet the man she mentioned cards don't lie :)

Q: I bought a sony memory stick pro duo and a digital card reader and im trying to upload pictures from it on to my computer but i cant seem to figure out how to,am i doing something wrong?: It would help if you told us what you ARE doing to start with, then we would know whether you are doing it wrong or not.

Q: I need to upload some pictures from my camera for my graphics coursework, the only problem is my laptop doesn't seem to read the SDHC card and the camera doesn't have a USB connector.I have Dell XPS, Windows 7, 64-bit so there can be no way its because my laptops to old - The camera is even older!I've restarted twice and still nothing. When I put it in the computer makes a noise like its doing something, but nothing happens. It doesn't show up in 'Computer' like memory sticks do. I'm really clueless, and I need those pictures NOW because my deadlines in a few days! Thanks :): need more information before I can give an answer

Q: I need help with getting the right stuff for my computer. I want to copy vhs tapes to my computer. Somebody told me to get a video capture card. What does that look like? Do I have to tear open my computer to install the card? And when hunting for a video capture card, some devices said it comes with a usb cable. What the heck is that? Is it like RCA Cable? How hard is it? What is a card reader? I think my computer came with a card reader, I'm not sure. Intel graphics media accelerator 900 is what my computer has. And I have 13in 1 media card reader (what's that?) I'm so stupid, I hope somebody can help me with this. Thank you.: If you have the right hardware- you can use a USB, which is just another cord that can plug into almost all computers (usually about 5$ for a cord), other than that- yes you do have to buy a card that supports you running the hardware that you are going to use to copy. a 13in 1 card reader is a piece of hardware that can read many different things including CompactFlash, CompactFlash II, MicrodrMedia, SD, Mini SD, XD, MultiMedia, Secure Digital, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro, Memory Stick Duo, Memory Stick Pro Duo (most of the time) it plugs into your computer using a USB cord that comes with it. just put in one of the above disks into your card reader and it will show the contents on your computer.

Q: Confused ?: It is a device for reading 9 kinds of memory card (of the types that are used in, for example, digital cameras) that connects to a computer using a USB socket.

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