will this one read san disk smart media cards?
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The 2.O had fewer options The ImageMate All-in-One USB 3.0 reader works with a wide array of card formats. The reader supports all popular SD memory card formats, including SD™/SDHC™/SDXC™ memory cards, UHS-I SDHC/SDXC memory cards, and microSDHC™/microSDXC™ memory cards. It is also compatible with the latest UDMA 7-enabled CompactFlash cards.
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NO, I bought it thinking it would, but "All-in-1" is not what it says. I returned it. Buy instead from OEMPCWorld.com Item # 025702, OMB USB 2.0 to SmartMedia Card Reader, SanDisk, BYR, 80-90-00055. Cost 9.99, shipped free USPS First Class Mail, No sales tax.Select Equivalence (required). Accept equivalent brand to expedite shipment. Enter Computer Make and Model (required)Worked fine!
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NO, I bought it thinking it would, but "All-in-1" is not what it says. I returned it. Buy instead from OEMPCWorld.com Item # 025702, OMB USB 2.0 to SmartMedia Card Reader, SanDisk, BYR, 80-90-00055. Cost 9.99, shipped free USPS First Class Mail, No sales tax. Select Equivalence (required). Accept equivalent brand to expedite shipment. Enter Computer Make and Model (required) Worked fine!
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From what I have read it should. I have the Sony media running on it now. Sorry I haven't had the nas type on it yet.
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To work with full HD, you probably need a card with speed of 17Mbps or more. Only Sandisk and Panasonic make such card (most Class 6 cards are too slow). The fastest San Disk are below 8GB (their Extreme III). Panasonic's 32GB (a shade faster than San Disk) is prohibitively expensive and sells for over $400. For HD the more important issue is speed (rather than storage). My suggestion is to buy in 8GB San Disk versions. Not only are they low cost but you will not be putting all eggs in one basket. The cards can get damaged or lost. Imagine 4 hours of video footage lost (which is the capacity of 32GB). Carrying stamp sized SDHC cards is not as painful as the miniDV. Just my 2 cents.
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Keep in mind this is a USB3.0 hub, while it is USB2.0 backwards compatible, it could give you potential issues. Not just that, but you also need to be mindful of the file system you format the SD card you'll be using with it. I believe most USB readers are compatible with FAT32. So as long as you're using that, chances are it should work.
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What is an xD card??? If you mean SD or San Disk, the answer is yes. It also takes USB thumb drives and external large drives, i.e. 1+ Terabit(s). I hope this helped you. In closing, I just looked at the card slot on my HP and it accepts: SD-MS-and xD! So there you have it!!!
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The card doesn't implement RAID, so if the device you connect to it supports RAID 1 it should work.
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Hello. No, unfortunately it does not. This unit will only read SDHC cards to 8GB.
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You need this: Sandisk MicroMate SD / SDHC Memory Card Reader (Static Pack, New, SDDR-113)
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Yes, Something along the lines of this would work:Rosewill 2-Port USB 3.0 4-Port USB 2.0 Hub eSATA Multi-In-1 Internal Card Reader with USB 3.0 Connector (RDCR-11004)
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Yes it does. I've used it with 8 and 8.1 and it read my SD cards just fine.
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Not sure, Linux does support smart card readers but whether that reader is supported I can't say.
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yes, purchased so it could read my media card for an Olympus Camedia C-3000 which uses a Smart Media card.
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It reads my 8GB SDHC cards. I don't shoot with larger cards so can't test higher capacity cards for you.
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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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I believe it means storage disc/device San Disc is just a name brand. I found a super deal at newegg.com: A 1gig micro card for $14.25. Walmart had it for $29.99. The only shipping they offer is 3 day shipping for $4.99 though. They have all kinds of deals. Just type SDcard in the search box.
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If you are going to use a different USB adapter / card reader, it must be SDHC compatible or it will not recognize the card. I have an older adapter that is not SDHC compliant and it will only read up to a 2GB card.
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Yes, both Xd and Smart Media cards. The only problem is the computer doesn't recognize a blank Smart Media card. Even though it shows up in the devices list, does not show up as a drive in Windows Explorer.