Kodak Card Reader ( SD ) Reviews
Product Type: Kodak Card Reader
Description:Model ID 841 3783 /
Newest Review: ... of photos is very slow. In comparison, this Kodak card reader transferred 100 photos onto my iMac in under half the time it ... more
... took to do the same photos direct from my Ricoh GX200 camera.
Secondly, plugging in and unplugging your camera is not good. It can weaken the ports and shorten the life of your camera if you do this a lot. I would much rather knacker a £10 device than a £100 or more camera.
Thirdly, battery life. Many cameras only work on batteries. Those that do work from the main power supply, need an additional spend to get that power adapter. So using a card reader means popping your memory card out of the camera and into this ...morePrice Comparison for Kodak Card Reader ( SD )
Customer Kodak Card Reader ( SD ) Reviews (1)
by - written on 13/11/08 (Very useful, 39 readings)
Rating:
I picked up one of these as an absolute bargain on ebay a couple of months ago. This is one of the most essential purchases you should make if your digital camera uses SD memory cards for many reasons. Firstly, if you keep on plugging your digital camera directly into the computer, the transfer of photos is very slow. In comparison, this Kodak card reader transferred 100 photos onto my iMac in under half the time it took to do the same photos direct from my Ricoh GX200 camera. Secondly, plugging in and unplugging your camera is not good. It can weaken the ports and shorten the life of your camera if you do this a lot. I would much rather knacker a ... Read the complete review
Technical Details for Kodak Card Reader ( SD )
| Product Description | Kodak card reader - USB |
| Product Type | Card reader USB |
| Supported Flash Memory | SD Memory Card |
| Expansion Slots Total (Free) | 1 ( 1 ) x SD Memory Card |
| OS Required | Apple MacOS 8.6 or later, Apple MacOS X, Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition / Windows ME, Microsoft Windows 2000 / XP |
