Is this compatible with Type II CF cards?
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Yes, this reader is compatible with both CompactFlash Type I and Type II memory cards.
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I use Extreme 60MB/s UDMA 16 GB SanDisk and works perfect ,I have not use Type II CF. Also use my Mac and recognized it .
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it yakes type 1 and type 2 CF but if you google search nikon coolpix 8800 specs, you'll get more detailed info. hope it workd for you
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It works with both the CF and SD/SDHC/SDXC memory cards. There is a spot for one of each, so you can have a 16GB CF card, and a 16GB SD card. Once one fills up, it will then move to the second card.
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Yes,CompactFlash© (CF) (Type I/II, compliant with UDMA) MicroDrive© - In backing(Burning) up to a DVD 4GB disk, it works well for me.One CF 4GB will fill the disk with a little room to spare. Leave some room on the card, don't shot till the cards full. The card needs some room to record your images. Working this way most of my cards are now 4GBs. Carrying cards is lighter than a Laptop.
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I believe so but I would try to get the extreme one that's is going to be fast. Also make sure you reformat the card in the contour before use so it works properly.
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Dear Miriam,This will depend on the cf card you are using, not the cf reader. If you are using an "industrial" cf card that supports "fixed disk" mode, you will be able to assign a drive letter to the cf card as a permanent data storage device.If you are using a cf card that doesn't support fixed disk mode, the cf card will be recognized as a portable storage device.In either case, a drive letter will be associated with the cf card.Kind Regards,Spotlight Media
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There are only two types of CF cards, I and II. Ultra II and Extreme III are just trademark names for SanDisk products--fast CF cards, but still just CF cards like any other (same size, shape, etc.). Any CF Type I/II reader will recognise and work with any Ultra II/Extreme III CF card.
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Hi Bill,If your camera accepts Type II CF cards over 8 gig it should work. The final deciding factor is the software inside the camera. If it won't take the higher capacity mempry cards it most probably will not work. Hopefully you have Amazon Prime. If so returning it is very easy to do. Just make sure you don't destroy the packaging and keep it in pristine condition.Dan
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https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/13795/~/approved-cf-cards---d200I use the card with a D700, so I mine may not be the best guess.More forum searching might yield a more favorable response. Good luck.
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As far as I can tell, it is compatible. The HP elite 8000 sff has PCI Express expansion slots for low profile cards (refer to HP Maintenance and Service Guide http://h20628.www2.hp.com/km-ext/kmcsdirect/emr_na-c01941953-2.pdf page 102). Hope this helps.
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Not completely. The SD slot and USB 3.0 port work fine, however the CF slot does not. Rosewill's response to me was to return it.
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Yes, I believe it can handle that. Have used the slot marked "CF" for my Kingston Compact Flash Memory Card, which looks to be the same size.
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Yes, it is compatable. Make sure the card's height will clear any obstructions in your case.
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Yes, this reader functions well with all SanDisk CF cards. I own Extreme III's as well as SanDisk higher end 90 MB/sec cards and all read and write flawlessly.
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This works great for all CF cards, the only difference might be the speed of the uploading and downloading of whatever data you have in your card... I shoot images with a 36 MP camera and I am extremely happy the way this device takes 400 images from a 32 GB card UDMA and not UDMA to my CPU in record time compared to the one installed in the CPU. I guess the one in the computer is USB 2.0 and this one is USB 3.0
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I am not sure, you would have to make sure your CF-19 had an express card slot. Newer laptops don't have these type of card slots so I don't think yours would, but again you should check yours to see if there is a wide slot that looks like it would fit this reader. If not, you can always buy a USB smart card reader, they are probably cheaper too just not as convenient.
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Yes, it is compatibility, but not exactly. Only the backing of 6 optional cards will look different from the original game. You can buy card sleeves for your cards that costs like $1 or $2 and that would solve the problem. But if you don't care about the back of the cards, then it won't matter at all.