what can you use the card reader for
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The Micro SD format is simply a larger class memory card that is utilized primarily in slightly older model laptop PC's and other main stream consumer electronics. The USB adapter also serves the same purpose except is much more widely utilized and recognized. These are two separate Micro SD card readers in this bundle, which can be placed in a wide variety of electronics in order to integrate and/or transfer data from the inserted SD card. (I am by no means a techie, just trying to help! )
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The memory stick pro duo adapter lets you use any microSD card with your PSP (or other compatible devices). The USB stick lets you connect the card to your PC, in case you need that.
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I'm sorry, I had ordered the Sandisk card by mistake and returned it. When I received the card I realized it was not what I wanted and I wasn't sure what is was for. Sorry
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Nope. You have to pay for that as well, around $35. I would go with a different card reader. I ended up buying something else after I couldn't get this one to work.
1086998
You have options. You can use "safely remove hardware" to remove the entire reader. If you want to remove just a specific card, you can simply right click the card in My Computer and click "eject". If the reader is empty of cards, there is no need to safely remove it--you can just remove it at this point.
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This MagTek card reader uses a USB cable for a laptop. So you would need a laptop for your transactions. We also had a merchant account set up to process our transactions for us so you will need that as well unless your bank can handle these. Good luck!
1257110
you can buy micro sd card with any type adapter to plug into a reader or computer slot no big deal
2280258
I only bought this to use with our Garmin, which has a slot for it so I would guess you would have to have some kind of card reader for it.
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I have bought two of this cardreaders (which I find realy cool), and both have damaged just by the use in less than one year. I used it with san disk microSD cards of 64Gb...¿is there any restriction in the use of this card reader?
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Yes. Each individual card reader comes with a cable so you can use it individually, however you won't need it if you get the "hub"
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Any card reader has the pop in, pop out feature. You press it in to make it stick, and again to pop it out. If it doesn't do that, you use a card like a flash drive.
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Hi, yes you will be able to take your SD card and use it in this reader. The only limitation may be if your tablet soes not have a usb port. This reader uses a USB port to connect to laptops, tablets, and other computing devices.Think of it in this manner. You connect the all in one card reader to your usb port using the cable it comes with. Then you insert the SD card into the reader.
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no, card reader only reads and promotes card certificate for authentication
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Not a card reader... it is a 32GB flash drive (jump drive/thumb drive...whatever you call it in your region). It has a built in adapter that lets it plug into micro-usb ports (like cell phones and some tablets) in addition to plugging into a regular usb port on a computer. It is not a card reader, however.
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The reader needs an adapter to read the micro sd. You also need an adapter to plug into you phone if you need it to.
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So the only way for you to transfer files to your computer is to use a card reader?
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This card reader connects to the usb 2.0 header on your motherboard, which powers all the card slots. Just make sure you have an open header on your board.
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Yes. You put the card on the opposite end from the USB plugin; then you insert the USB side into one of your computer's USB ports and it reads your card.
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You'll first need a USB port to plug the card reader into. Afterthat it's a software issue.