Will this accept a 3.5" card reader like this??? Sabrent 74-In-1 3.5-Inch Internal Flash Media Card Reader/writer with USB Port (CR-USNT)
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In a word - yes. It will accept this and a lot more. This box is fantastic - super quiet, with tremendous ventilation.
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...Howdy, Angel!...I can see no reason why this would not work...there are 3 open bays on the front of this tower, and the card-reader you ask about is a standard 3.5 internal design, so it should simply slide in from the front and connect like any other device one would want to putin there, like a DVD-player, or whatever.......If you already have this case, then you know how versatile and sturdy it is built, and how wonderfully quiet the fans are!...I truly can not tell when it is running just by sound...Good Luck!
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It reads my type 1 Sandisk extreme 32GB CF card just fine. Type 2 cards are a bit thicker though. Not sure if it will completely fit. Btw, get the usb 3 version rather than this usb 2 version
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usb 3.0 is only avaibly through usb 3.0 slot. The card reader is through serial ATA.
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Honestly, don't know, I'm Windows user. But I do not see why it wouldn't, after all it's just a reader that is compatible with USB 2 port.
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All my disks were/are 1.44mb. The Sabrent was able to read, write and reformat the 1.44 disk. The curious behavior about the unit is that it does not respond immediately. It is almost as if it has to think what do I do next once it is given a command. My system is Vista and I have to use a slow usb port.
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You can try. It did not work for me. I use the Buffalo USB 3.0 Express Card Adapter.
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Sorry, ktrader. I can only answer about my Dell Inspiron 17R 5721 which is a top of their line. The best bet is to go to the Logitech website. This receiver looks quite compatible with any regular USB port. It's working smoothly and optimally so far for me.I hope some more tech savvy people can answer more thoroughly.
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Yep. There is a mount at the bottom of the case that will take a 2.5 or 3.5 inch drive. You can also get adapters to put a 2.5 in any 3.5 slot.Specifically on this case, you may want to watch this quick unboxing and feature review video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v;=qJutw4eyvJ4
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It should fit, though it's a goofy-non-standard USB interface. Just look inside the usb port on your machine, see the little metal stripes? The adapter has the same stripes, match them up and gently slide it in. I wasn't real impressed with the receiver, but it worked for me, so I don't mind it. Best of luck!
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Mine could... and it 'should'... since all the 1.44 diskette read/writers were backward compatible. I'd heard 'they' bought these off the used market and put them in a 'USB Box'--- So, the original DD read/writers are ancient---- they went out quick in favor of the 1.44's that were backward compatible. Also, there's a Driver that comes with it you may/may-not need. So--- it 'should', mine did... but I can't promise you 100.00% anything. :-)
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I don't know what it doesn't read, and I no longer have it, I threw it away after the CF pins bent. This one is flawed for CF cards, the slot is too shallow and it is just too easy to insert a card wrong and bend the pins. If you need a CF card reader, the TRANSCEND USB 3.0 is much better, and I think it's about the same price.
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There is no slot for this. You would need to buy a external USB card reader.
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I have tried it, and you are correct. The USB port on your PC or laptop does not provide enough power for this interface (or likely any other) to run a 3.5" drive. It does, however, work even with the double-height 2.5" drives.For a 3.5" drive, you need an interface that has an external power adapter.
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The size of the memory of the card is not a factor. The only factor is the physical size of the card. As long as it is a SD/SDHC you are good. This reader works great for older model laptops which have USB ports but do not have a SD/SDHC slot. I also use a USB hub to give me more access to plug in SD cards or thumb drives, etc. I have purchased two (one for me and one for my wife) and we have never had an problems.
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I have the reader & want to plug in a usb drive. Do they make regular to mini usb adapters?
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This eSecure All in 1 USB Card Reader has 6 card slots Big one on back reads CF cards the 5 on the front read several different size cards via USB connection to PC or anything USB compatible ....I love this reader very pleased with multi sized reader. I believe your Sd card will fit please check product description to confirm...hope this helps.
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I'd really have to say no to this question. Most of the pockets are configured to accept SD cards. Think, "postage stamp size." So just the part of a flash drive that plugs into the USB port is at least half that size, and about 3X the thickness. Hope that helps.