Will this read a 68 pin San Disk (SDP3B) PCMCIA ATA card
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Short answer:Yes.Long answer:Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees.
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I am not sure about your question, I have only used this unit with a 68 pin California PC FLASH ATA PC CARD 128MB (FPCI-128MB-2132). Hope this information helps.
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I don't know what a 68 pin is, but it does read and write to PCMCIA ATA cards.
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No, The Express Card and PC Card (PCMCIA/CardBus) are incompatible because they have a different configuration which affects the length and voltage ratings.
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I don't think it is designed to do that. It reads only camera type memory chips less than 8 GB. There are - I think - other ways to do what you wish to do..
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it's just a spec:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_ATA#SATA_revision_3.0_-_6_Gbit.2Fs_-_600_MB.2Fsread on...
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I want to say yes, but think as above you should go to crucial.com and run a scan and it will tell you.
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You need this: Sandisk MicroMate SD / SDHC Memory Card Reader (Static Pack, New, SDDR-113)
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It will read micro SD with the adapter and SD cards. It has one SD card slot and three USB ports.
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you need to know this goes in you pci-16 slot there is a disk for the driver
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That depends on the USB reader and how your bios sees the reader and attached drives. Check your bios first.
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The card reader functionality requires the USB connection. The sata connection is just for the esata port.
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According to the SanDisk website, this will support SDHC card formats. You can get the full set of specifications from the SanDisk site at: http://www.sandisk.com/Products/Item(1151)-SDDR-99-A15-SanDisk_ImageMate_5In1_ReaderWriter.aspx
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When considering these types of questions - I would pull the current bad drive an match the serial numbers up. This is what I did for the SAN I was working with. Management console may also provide more detail on the type of drive used. Otherwise look at IBM site for info on supported drives. I would not recommend any mixing of drives within a SAN, check for firmware updates on the storage system also.
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Yes it will read micro-sd cards. Either with the adapter or the slot designated for the micro card.
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Not sure about the Micro SDHC part, but this card reader will work in Windows.
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I've used 64GB versions of both Micro and standard sized SD cards in this unit. I don't think it will have any problem reading higher capacity SD cards and micro cards in the future. If the card has the SDXC label on it, this reader will be compatible.
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think this will read the "SanDisk Ultra 128GB UHS-I/Class 10 Micro SDXC"///??
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This is a tray-based drive, so it should read any optical disc type. It reads mini CDs, I know that much.