is the 12 in 1 USB Reader part 20-90-03103 useablewith 2GB cards?
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I have a Memory Stick Pro Duo, 2 gb for my Sony camera, and it works well. I don't know if it is the part number you have indicated as I have ordered several types. If I have the 12 in 1, it might be the one my daughter uses, and I don't have here right now. I believe that is what she uses for her camera. I am not sure. The one I am looking at right now has only four slots and works for me. Also, your printer might have the necessary slots you need to use your 2 gb cards. Marie
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Machine information says it has a card slot as well as usb so yes it should work with no problems.
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Yes, it works perfectly fine with just one slot in use. I only used one for a 16GB microSD, it worked very well.
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No, it is a USB 2.0, however I purchased it for the internal Motherboard style USB slot. I needed an additional Internal USB and this card was a cheep option for that. It works great.
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I concur with Joe's response. Some formats can occasionally become problematic for certain operating systems. Ive encountered zero issues in any capacity; however, my mobile formatted sandisk UHS 1, 64gb card was volitile with or without the reader; whereas, as aformentioned this may simply validate the importance of media format, i.e., FAT32, EXFAT32, EXT 3, EXT 4, etc.The card reader's ability to r/w via Usb 2.0 interface is as should be expected.... working and without concern. If your still wondering about purchasing, for what it is worth, this is the best reader I have ever used, beating out the RDCR-11003 74 in one internal card reader I bought from newegg last year. I concur with Joe's response. Some formats can occasionally become problematic for certain operating systems. Ive encountered zero issues in any capacity; however, my mobile formatted sandisk UHS 1, 64gb card was volitile with or without the reader; whereas, as aformentioned this may simply validate the importance of media format, i.e., FAT32, EXFAT32, EXT 3, EXT 4, etc.The card reader's ability to r/w via Usb 2.0 interface is as should be expected.... working and without concern. If your still wondering about purchasing, for what it is worth, this is the best reader I have ever used,... » Read More I concur with Joe's response. Some formats can occasionally become problematic for certain operating systems. Ive encountered zero issues in any capacity; however, my mobile formatted sandisk UHS 1, 64gb card was volitile with or without the reader; whereas, as aformentioned this may simply validate the importance of media format, i.e., FAT32, EXFAT32, EXT 3, EXT 4, etc.The card reader's ability to r/w via Usb 2.0 interface is as should be expected.... working and without concern. If your still wondering about purchasing, for what it is worth, this is the best reader I have ever used, beating out the RDCR-11003 74 in one internal card reader I bought from newegg last year. « Show Less
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Yes. You put the card on the opposite end from the USB plugin; then you insert the USB side into one of your computer's USB ports and it reads your card.
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It is a card reader NOT a card. So it doesn't have anything to do with GB other than the fact it can transfer data.
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This simply gives you a USB female port, so you can then plug any usb male plug into it. If your card reader has a male usb plug, then I guess you could. I often use memory stick like this.
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It works great for USB based HDDs and flash drives. I haven't used any SD card readers, but I just verified that a cheap Sandisk microUSB reader worked.
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I put 2 micro SD (class 2 or 4) 2GB each, the adapter reads something near 3.96GB; that is, as far as I can remember
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I don't use the built-in card reader. My notes on the configuration say: 1x SD/SFHC/MS/MS Pro.
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The USB3 connects to a PCIe slot. The card reader connects to the motherboard USB2 pins.
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I have bought two of this cardreaders (which I find realy cool), and both have damaged just by the use in less than one year. I used it with san disk microSD cards of 64Gb...¿is there any restriction in the use of this card reader?
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Haven't heard of this before. I use a 3rd party reader and haven't had any problems, been using it with my 1000x 32gb as well as 800x 32gb.
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not true, I've used mine with 8gb and 16gb cards, you just have to run a format on the card first, which is very easy if you scroll through the menu.
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It's a USB 3.0 put I would look for other options. SanDisk makes a great one. I just had my second one of these fail already... The first failed after 1 month, and the replacement lasted maybe 5-6 weeks. Extremely frustrated with the quality of the unit.
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im not sure so since it requires a mobo conection, but you might wanna try this one instead Transcend P8 15-in-1 USB 2.0 Flash Memory Card Reader TS-RDP8K (Black)