Does this printer take XD cards? Not SD. I need XD.Thanks
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Compatible memory cards include SD Memory Card, miniSD Card, SDHC MemoryCard, miniSDHC Card, MultiMedia Card, MMCplus Card, MMC mobile Card, HC MMCplus Card, RS-MMC, Compact Flash Card, Microdrive, Memory Stick, Memory Stick PRO, Memory Stick Duo and Memory Stick PRO Duo. The following can be used with the addition of a special adapter sold separately: microSD Card, microSDHC Card, MMCmicro Card, xD-Picture Card and Memory Stick Micro.
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Compatible memory cards include SD™ Memory Card, miniSD Card, SDHC™ MemoryCard, miniSDHC™ Card, MultiMedia Card®, MMCplus Card, MMC mobile Card, HC MMCplus Card, RS-MMC™, Compact Flash® Card, Microdrive®, Memory Stick®, Memory Stick® PRO™, Memory Stick® Duo™ and Memory Stick® PRO Duo™. The following can be used with the addition of a special adapter sold separately: microSD™ Card, microSDHC™ Card, MMCmicro Card, xD-Picture Card® and Memory Stick Micro™.
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To use xD-Picture Card and other formats, you'll need a third-party adapter. Its a nice little printer.
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I got this from the Canon website. It says you can use xD-Picture Card with a special adapter sold seperately.Compatible memory cards include SD™ Memory Card, miniSD Card, SDHC™ MemoryCard, miniSDHC™ Card, MultiMedia Card®, MMCplus Card, MMC mobile Card, HC MMCplus Card, RS-MMC™, Compact Flash® Card, Microdrive®, Memory Stick®, Memory Stick® PRO™, Memory Stick® Duo™ and Memory Stick® PRO Duo™. The following can be used with the addition of a special adapter sold separately: microSD™ Card, microSDHC™ Card, MMCmicro Card, xD-Picture Card® and Memory Stick Micro™.
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It doesn't appear to. It takes Sd, MiniSd, MMC+, RS-MMC, MS, MS Duo, and CF/microdrive.
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It doesn't use SD. HUGE drawback. Sony set it up to use ONLY their proprietary memory storage chip - not included, but absolutely mandatory. They can only be purchased from Sony, so you may need to sell an internal organ in order to buy one of insufficient size. Idiotic, transparent, money-grubbing move on Sony's part.
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I've just realized the various cards it takes are listed on the gadget. cf/Microdrive , SD/MMC/mini SD , SmartMedia/xD, MS/MS Duo, M2, Micro SD. That's the full list.
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I bought this camera several years ago and it came with a battery, but no xD card. It served me well, but I rarely use it now because my smartphone camera is smaller and works better.
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Yes, xD cards are becoming hard to find and from what I've seen they're going the way of the dinosaur! I've had my camera for 5 or 6 years, and love it, but will buy a new one when I can no longer find the xD cards. In regards to your question, sorry, but I can't help you. I'd go on line to search for information or contact the manufacturer - if you haven't already done that. Good luck!
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Yes, I haven't found any either (although I don't have the XSi manual). I read one review that used an 8GB card... wasn't sure if anyone had used anything larger.Thank you, Technology Guy.
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The printer supports the following memory cards. Memory Stick Memory Stick Select Memory Stick Pro Memory Stick Duo Memory Stick Pro Duo Memory Stick Pro-HG Duo Memory Stick Micro (adapter required) Secure Digital (SD) Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC) Secure Digital Mini (adapter required) TransFlash MicroSD Card (adapter required) SDXC
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I am not sure, but I will venture to say I wouldn't think so. I know both xD and sD picture cards work in the same slots in all my computers, and I think the readers in most PCs and laptops will accept both.
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You can download the driver from this link http://www.solvusoft.com/en/update/drivers/photo-printer/mitsubishi/cp-9550dw/sub-models/ Let me know if you have any question
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It uses only XD Type M or Type H cards from any brand. Other memory card formats such as SD, MiniSD, MicroSD, Sony Memory Stick, and Compact Flash are not compatible.
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You can download the driver from this linkhttp://www.solvusoft.com/en/update/drivers/photo-printer/mitsubishi/cp-9550dw/sub-models/Let me know if you have any question
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Just make sure you use a card reader that supports SDHC. Any SD card over 2GB will likely be SDHC and need a reader device that supports it.
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Stores images on xD Picture Cards or microSD cards (not included), XD Picture cards here: http://www.amazon.com/Olympus-xD-Picture-Flash-Memory-202332/dp/B002LC2DQ4/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1362360262&sr=1-1&keywords=Xd+Picture+card
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there is no xD card included, but the camera has 20 mb internal memory that can be used until you get a card. There is a USB connection and cord included with the camera and editting software too. The Editing software assists in downloading the pictures from the camera to the computer or printing device. The camera also comes with 4 AA Heavy duty batteries which will need replacing, I recommend rechargeable batteries with high capacity such as the 2700 mah. For a full review of the camera go to http://www.popphoto.com/camera_review/olympus-sp-550-uz.html It should be quite helpful
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It varies by camera, the xd card I got for my trip to Hawaii, pictures that can not be done over literally one of a kind. The xd card failed miserable I was unable to get any of the pictures transferred to the computer so all are lost. I later found out that manufacturers have done away with xd card because of this problem. So my advice yes a 1G card should be plenty but if you can I would recommend getting a camera that takes an SD card it is worth the expense rather than lose all the memories.
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It only prints special black I'd cards. No disks. You can check with printer company if your model has the ability to print on special inkjet disks. Most require an adapter plate as special printer mode to print on a disk. With Epson they provide the adapter with the printer at the time of purchase. You can check manufacturer specs on the model printer for the option of printing on disks. Then do a search on amazon for the needed adapter. Which will print one disk at a time using special software for creating a layout for a disk. Most manufacturers provide that software on the driver disk that comes with the printer.
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Office Depot sells an Xtra-Drive which is a USB based shell in effect that you can just slip your SD card in a slot, then plug it in and drag and drop or copy using My Computer. All you need is a front panel USB port. Works wonders. The adapter costs about 7-10 bucks. I forget exactly.