Portable Hardisk Drive that accepts CF card


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jeff chen

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Hi, some of u maybe already familiar with this thingy called Image tank and all...well, sometime back I posted a thread in this forum to ask if anyone has knowledge of portable HDD that accepts CF card...well, I have bought one already.

This portable HDD called Super Digibin is a portable HDD (20G) that accepts all memory cards (u need to buy adapter for others except CF cards) that will solve yr storage problems.

I like it because my camera uses battery like mad and if I use microdrive, my batt will go flat even faster. Moreover the price of this device is S$495 for 20G c/w S$370 for a 1G microdrive.

It can also double up as a external HDD for yr PC and for those who travel without a laptop and going for holidays, can use this device.

For info and comments, pse.
 

mm... i find supporting of one type of card is not so useful ler, buying adapter so ma fan... :confused:

IMO, i think x's drive will be better, accept all type of cards, storage reasonable enough... ;)
 

Chenwei, can I know how much is the X drive and how much memory space does it have pse?
 

check yesterday at Funan, HDD for abt S$160. Comes to around to same price if u add them together? Also, mine has more buttons and controls, more importantly, it tells u how many MB are free in the disk and it powers on Li-ion batteries. Fast data transfer also...I have no other memory card formats except CF card lar...so useful for me...not sure abt others though...
 

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check yesterday at Funan, HDD for abt S$160. Comes to around to same price if u add them together? Also, mine has more buttons and controls, more importantly, it tells u how many MB are free in the disk and it powers on Li-ion batteries. Fast data transfer also...I have no other memory card formats except CF card lar...so useful for me...not sure abt others though...

so you end up with a digibin?
 

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