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5th May 2003
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Any usb2.0 multi card reader supporting memory stick pro in sls?
hi....ask above...........what is the price for it?
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strange... alan photo said he have & cost 50 bucks. i specifically asked him if its for MS pro. & he said yes. & its a multi-reader.
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wah Newbie got MS pro liao huh. Wat brand and how much??
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5th May 2003
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CP told me don't have in the market yet...
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ney......currently dun have.....but think of getting a multi reader that support it.......
looks like from other reviews, firewire multi card reader still manage to edge out usb2.0 multi card by a bit........ |
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7th May 2003
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7th May 2003
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Never mention anything about mem stick pro lei..
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7th May 2003
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Currently the only MS readers (not multi readers) that can support MS PRO are the SONY MS readers (I think it's due to the MagicGate in the MS PRO. Grrgh).
However they are very expensive, above $100 for one. I think if you wait for the June's IT show, there may be some. There are some Taiwan company, like DataFab Systems, announcing a newer 7-in-1 with MS PRO support. "DataFab Systems Inc., the world leader in flash card reader/writer industry, today introduces the USB 2.0 7-in-1 flash card reader/writer which accommodates CompactFlash™ Type I/II, IBM Microdrive™, SmartMedia™, MultiMediaCard, Secure Digital, Memory Stick™ and Memory Stick PRO™" |
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In reality, USB 2.0 never even come close to the 480Mbps, while the Firewire can achieve a speed much closer to their 400Mbps rated speed. The same goes for USB 2.0 external HDD casing Vs IEEE1394 external HDD casing. |
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7th May 2003
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Ops.... i nvm know that MS reader can access MS Pro. Nvm play MS b4....
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Anyway, many thanks for the info on DataFab! Looking forward to it! |
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