Will this ScanDisk reader read sd cards other than ScanDisk brand?
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Absolutely!! I have used Lexar, SanDisk, Transcend and even an old reader card from a Toshiba memory card. Just be sure you have a little room around your USB ports. The square design sometimes doesn't quite fit into the easy to access ports. In this case I had to switch USB ports with one from the back of my computer. No big problem and depending on the the specifications of your computer (like SP2 or SP3), the speed in which the card is read might vary. I hope this helps you. It's a Good product for storage or transferring data, music and photos... art
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Yes! This card will work with any usb or usb 3.0 device. SD card are typical formatted as fat 32 and can be read on all opperating systems. Portable external hardrives can be formatted in a variety of ways depending on your opperating system. Certain formatting can only be read on certain opperatibg systems unless you have installed additional drivers.
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Yes it will! And it is a great way to go. TINY form-factor when the microSDHC goes into a USB adapter...and cheap. No issues whatsoever using SanDisk 8 gig microSDHC. I got a package last year that included the tiny USB reader along with the card for under $20.
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I think it accepts any current Scandisk memory card. It probably comes with a small one. I currently use a 32GB "Transcend" SD HC card that I've never even come close to filling because I transfer my photos after each shooting session or day.
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Hi, the best way to use this is to use a Sandisk. I have a 32 GB sdhc chip that goes (upside-down) into the back of the scanner, and then you can stick the chip into either the Mac or PC. Works well for us.
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Just make sure that your card fits the slot in the reader. Take your card to the store with you or rely on the card reader specifics to identify compatibility.
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in your manual or specs verify that your slot can read an SDXC card. I would assume all the newer devices do. But verify
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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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Yes. I have a Sandisk Extreme Pro 128GB UDMA7 card rated at 160MB/s. On this reader, I'm getting a whopping 50MB/s. junk.
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Per the technical information on the manufacturer's website it should be. ( MacOS, Solaris, Linux 32-bit (2.4.x, 2.6.x)/64-bit) http://www.identiveusa.com/featured-products/usb-smart-card-reader-smartfold-scr3500.htm
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if you go to scandisk's website, they have a compatibility list with just about every mobile out there....tells you which of their cards fit your phone. that goes for other electronics as well.if you still need help, then they have a live chat feature. an operator will be able to answer all compatibility questions. i've used this before and its really handy
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Yes but it's for MicroSD Memory Slot (up to 32GB)it's written on the description, no worries I just bought an "IOGEAR 12-in-1 USB 2.0 Pocket Flash Memory Card Reader/Writer GFR209" it reads S.D. and my cell phone's Micro SD memory card. Just plug in the IOGear to the standard USB connection and then plug in the SD memory card to it, just tried it and works well. Warning you have to use a Android FILE browser like X-plore or File manager HD to see the picture file but it can be done.
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Used to read succesfully several other brands. I don't know about this kind of card
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This reader will only work with SDHC cards and below, which usually means 32GB is okay, but 64GB cards are XHC and won't work in this reader.
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SanDisk's firmware updater (which BTW is a Windows-only program) for SDHC support does not work for their earliest ImageMate 12-in-1 and 5-in-1 Reader part numbers (20-90-00135 and 20-90-00136).But it worked for my old ImageReader, which now works fine with my new 8GB Extreme III SDHC card in Windows XP. I'm impressed that SanDisk offers this firmware update for free for an old out-of-warranty adapter.
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Sd cards will work with any computer either in an onboard sd card slot or by attaching an external sd card reader by way of a usb port and inserting card into the reader. If you use an external card reader you'll need to load the program by way of the disc that came with it. If no disc windows plug n play should automatically find and load the appropriate software.
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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