Hidden SD card reader £6 shipped ledshoppe.com

organier

repost sorry

Raptorman_2

This has now been reduced to $5 = £3.05. Bargain!
Laser pointers also $5

I hope it turns up

R

busterkeye

what cards does it take

mine are sony memory stick

AJP558

busterkeye wrote:

what cards does it take

mine are sony memory stick

As it is called a "Hidden-Card SD/MMC 2.0 Card Reader" I would hazard a guess that it reads both SD and MMC cards over USB 2.0. So it won't take your Sony memory stick.

snax

Mmmmmm ...Deja Vu - or is it time for ledshoppe to flog some more stuff ...

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=162870

busterkeye

AJP558 wrote:

As it is called a "Hidden-Card SD/MMC 2.0 Card Reader" I would hazard a guess that it reads both SD and MMC cards over USB 2.0. So it won't take your Sony memory stick.

I dont understand 'SD or MMC' but thanks anyway

dk143

I bought one of these, and it read my SD cards fine, but wouldn't write to them! Kept saying the cards were right protected, which they weren't! Dunno if I was just unlucky to get a faulty one....

*!*HIBS*!*

busterkeye wrote:

I dont understand 'SD or MMC' but thanks anyway

SD/MMC are some of the different types of memory cards.

For example if you were a witness in an accident and you say you saw a German car was driving off in an accident to the police officer. The police officer would probably reply, do you mean a VW, BMW or Merc?

I think SD stands for Secure Disk and MMC stands for MultiMediaCard. I've found a search result for memory card definitions:
http://searchstorage.techtarge/sDefinition.html :j

shiirley

I've just received mine in the post today. Works perfectly fine in both reading and writing to my SD card. I'll try on it my MMC card when it comes in the post tomorrow or Thursday.

Patr100

*!*HIBS*!* wrote:

SD/MMC are some of the different types of memory cards.



I think SD stands for Secure Disk and MMC stands for MultiMediaCard. I've found a search result for memory card definitions:
http://searchstorage.techtarge/sDefinition.html :j

Just to avoid any confusion:
SD = secure digital

Pedantic Patr100

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