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Extreme III card reader

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Tony Mah - 28 Feb 2005 05:11 GMT
Hello,

Does anyone know which model of Sandisk reader supports the 20MB transfer
rate? I have a few CF and SD cards and I want get a new reader.

Tony
David H. Lipman - 28 Feb 2005 12:54 GMT
| Hello,
|
| Does anyone know which model of Sandisk reader supports the 20MB transfer
| rate? I have a few CF and SD cards and I want get a new reader.
|
| Tony

Any USB v2.0 CF reader.

The SanDisk 6 -in- 1 and the 8 -in- 1 both read CF and SD cards and are USB v2.0.

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David H. Lipman - 09 Mar 2005 18:58 GMT
From: "David H. Lipman" <DLipman~nospam~@Verizon.Net>

| Any USB v2.0 CF reader.
|
| The SanDisk 6 -in- 1 and the 8 -in- 1 both read CF and SD cards and are USB v2.0.

Sorry !

/*This reply was INCORRECT !!!*/

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George - 28 Feb 2005 22:38 GMT
> Hello,
>
> Does anyone know which model of Sandisk reader supports the 20MB transfer
> rate? I have a few CF and SD cards and I want get a new reader.
>
> Tony

A USB 2.0 reader shouldn't have any problems (as the bus rate is 480 Mbps =
60 MBps)
nor should a firewire reader (bus rate 400 Mbps = 50 MBps) and the new,
faster firewire
is double that.

George
Tony Mah - 04 Mar 2005 05:41 GMT
> > Hello,
> >
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>
> George

No Go Just got an email from Sandisk. Q2 for the highspeed reader. Seems
like current readers only support extreme II not III

Tony
George - 05 Mar 2005 21:48 GMT
> > > Hello,
> > >
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>
> Tony

If you have a notebook PC, how about a PCMCIA card reader?  B&H sells a
really
nice one (GC, I believe) that handles Type I, Type II and Microdrive.  You
might find
out if it'll read Extreme III cards.  MINE works fine with Microdrives and
the Type I
cards that I own (Delkin and standard Sandisk).  FWIW, I have had Lexar and
Sandisk
readers and think much more of my generic GC PCMCIA reader.  Maybe it is
just the
Sandisk reader that has a problem???  I know I bought and returned a Sandisk
PCMCIA
reader due to lack of compatibility with my microdrives.

George
DoN. Nichols - 05 Mar 2005 22:51 GMT
    [ ... ]

>> No Go Just got an email from Sandisk. Q2 for the highspeed reader. Seems
>> like current readers only support extreme II not III
>>
>> Tony

>If you have a notebook PC, how about a PCMCIA card reader?  B&H sells a
>really nice one (GC, I believe) that handles Type I, Type II and
>Microdrive.  You might find out if it'll read Extreme III cards.  MINE
>works fine with Microdrives and the Type I cards that I own (Delkin and
>standard Sandisk).

    This would be an important factor for me, because I currently
use a SCSI-interfaced PCMCIA reader in my Sun workstation, with (as it
turns out) the Sandisk "CompactFlash PC Card Adaptor".  (I've got other
brands, which I have not yet tried in this device, but I suspect that
there is little difference between them.  I suspect that they are simply
mounting for the flash card and the connectors at each end.)

    It works fine with anything from the 8MB card which came with my
original Nikon CoolPix 950 up through the Lexar 1GB 80X cards which I am
currently using.

    Yes -- the transfer is perhaps not as fast as a USB-2 reader on
the Windows box -- but the Windows box takes longer counting the fact
that I have to boot it (the unix boxen are up 24/7), download the
images, and then transfer them over the net to the unix boxen where I
work on them.

>                    FWIW, I have had Lexar and Sandisk readers and think
>much more of my generic GC PCMCIA reader.  Maybe it is just the Sandisk
>reader that has a problem???  I know I bought and returned a Sandisk
>PCMCIA reader due to lack of compatibility with my microdrives.

    Interesting.

    Enjoy,
        DoN.

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David H. Lipman - 09 Mar 2005 17:42 GMT
||| Hello,
|||
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|
| Tony

I am *very* dismayed to find out that the my SanDisk SDDR-91 (CF card only reader) will read
the card but not at the full speed of 133x and my SanDisk SDDR-86 (6 -in- 1 reader w/CF)
will NOT read the Extreme III at all !

When I do get the Extreme III, it will be the second time I have to get new readers when
going to a faster card.

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