$7.01 at Amazon Use code 'NTCIF4MK' This Sabrent OTG card reader is no bigger than a standard USB flash drive. One end has a USB 3.0 Type-C port and the other end has a USB 3.0 Type A port. Both sides ...

The range of memory card readers is as diverse as the demands of the people who use them. It is common for memory card readers for SDXC UHS-II memory cards to have two slots, either two SDXC UHS-II ...

The camera industry is moving toward SD and microSD cards for storing images, but there are still some holdouts, especially at the high end of the market, that use larger CompactFlash (CF) cards. For ...

Are you a photographer, an editor, or a programmer? Then you must know the woes of unplugging and replugging different memory cards to access the stored data! But technology once again saves the day, ...

IOGEAR cuts download and transfer times with the industry's first USB 2.0 CompactFlash Card reader, Memory Bank. Memory Bank enables users to transfer data at 3.5MB per second, 100 times quicker than ...

A slightly larger and, for now, slightly faster SD Card reader with a Lightning connector Works with iPads and iPhones iPad Pro transfer speeds are somewhat faster with new model Earlier devices and ...

The Lexar Professional Multi-Card 3-in-1 reader can read SD, MicroSD and Compact Flash cards and reads at speeds of up to 312MB/s. Attention photographers and videographers! I think I’ve just ...

For those needing to support both contact and contactless cards in the same environments or for those wishing to use contactless in existing PC-based applications, there is a new reader just for you.

Unless you have an older laptop model, or you bought a model that was specifically made with creative professionals in mind, there’s a very high chance you don’t have a card reader. Fortunately, you ...

First, there is no such thing as PCMCIA or Cardbus anymore. Both standards are officially encapsulated under "PC Card".<BR><BR>CF and PC Card are, for the most part, interchangeable, provided you have ...