Will it read Compact Flash 1 cards
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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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The Sandisk SDDR-189 will read Compact Flash Type I cards; it supports the UDMA versions. It most likely will not read/write at the latest UDMA-6 or UDMA-7 speeds though as it predates those standards. It does NOT support Compact Flash Type II cards (i.e., MicroDrives).
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The Sandisk SDDR-189 will read Compact Flash Type I cards; it supports the UDMA versions. It most likely will not read/write at the latest UDMA-6 or UDMA-7 speeds though as it predates those standards.It does NOT support Compact Flash Type II cards (i.e., MicroDrives).
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1: Yes on compact flash read/accept2: Yes on Micro SDHC3: USB cord is somewhat short, maybe 3-3.5 feet? If you have longer cords I'd suggest using them.
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Yes, be careful with the cheap card readers from China. I had one that corrupted image files during the read or import of the images and they were unrecoverable. I threw it away of course, but I just wanted to agree that it does happen.
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I am not sure. I use it with a memory card plugged 8 and the frame reads pictures from it.
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I had to upgrade my card reader to one that stated that it supported UDMA 7 cards to utilize the full transfer speed of this card. The cheap 50 in 1 type card readers I had wouldn't recognize the card at all. A better quality, but much older and slower (USB 1.1) dedicated compact flash card reader that I had in the back of a drawer read the card just fine. It took hours to transfer the data, though. A new card reader that specifically stated it supported UDMA 7 read the card with no problem and transferred the data much closer to the advertised speeds.
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Yes it does. I've used it with 8 and 8.1 and it read my SD cards just fine.
745956
This will play regular SD cards and 50X SD cards, according to their customer service reps. :)
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Yes, it reads SmartMedia. I have an older Olympus digital camera that takes SM cards and I use the Belkin Universal Media Reader to transfer images. Works great.
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Yes, it will read whatever is on the USB flash drive. It also accepts SD cards.
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no.. i checked and it says the S5000 only takes xD cards.. if you had the S7000 then you'd be able to use a compact flash
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If your SmartMedia card is approximately 1.45" wide, it will not work with this reader. I looked the dimensions up online and the most common size was 45mm x 37mm x .76mm, there is no slot that is 37mm/1.45" wide to support that card. I hope this helps.
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According to the wikipedia article for the 5D Mark II, it accepts both Type I and Type II Compact Flash cards. This one is is a Type I card, so yes.
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Yes with regard to first-gen USB, but this reader (Delkin All-In-One Universal Card Reader) only connects via a mini-USB port (so you'd need to have a mini-USB to USB cable to use it).
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If it uses standard compact flash cards, there shouldn't be a problem. It's faster than the old cards. But that's about the only difference.
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The card uses an express card slot. It is not compatible with your flash card slot.
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No, this card reader is only for desktops. It needsto be connected to a 3.0 usb input on the motherboard.
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Jacqueline if theres a different term that means the same as 1 3/4" smart card it may[CompactFlash Type I, CompactFlash Type II, Memory Stick Duo, Memory Stick PRO, Memory Stick PRO Duo, Secure Digital (SD) Card, Memory Stick, MiniSD Card, RS-MMC, MultiMediaCard MMC), SmartMedia Card (SM), xD-Picture Card, TransFlash] these are the listed cards it supports. But at this price it's worth a try. Hope this helped?