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Tag Archives: card reader
FireWire 800 card readers back from the dead?
According to this post on Fstoppers, at least one regular-priced FireWire 800 card reader exists in the wild and believe it or not, it’s still in production for just $50 retail. Any US retailer selling these? If not, how come?
New SanDisk ImageMate card readers look great and read/write faster
SanDisk just unveiled two of the most beautiful card readers I’ve ever seen. They look like architectural monuments, perched on those 3 legs. I can see these looking quite lovely on a solid wood work table. And apparently SanDisk didn’t … Continue reading
Griffin Simplifi: USB hub, iPod dock, and card reader in one
I am never satisfied with the amount of USB ports my computer has. I always seem to need more USB ports to connect my supply of USB-enabled devices (card reader, multiple iPods, multiple portable HDDs, Nintendo DS Lite charger, nonsense … Continue reading