Usb 2.0 6-in-1 Card Reader For Mac

Brando sent me the CR-T3-U26 6-in-1 USB 2.0 product. Right off the bat, I was anxious to see how much faster a USB 2.0 reader was over a typical USB 1.1 device.

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For those of you out there that do not have computers with USB 2.0 ports yet, you’ll be happy to learn that this reader is backwards compatible to USB 1.1. Hardware Specs: USB 2.0 compliant (backward compatible with USB 1.1) Transfer rate up to 480Mbps/sec No driver installation required for Windows ME and Windows XP Compatible with CompactFlash Cards, 3.3V SmartMedia, MemoryStick, IBM MicroDrive, Multi Media Card, and Secure Digital Cards No external power required draws power directly from USB port: DC + 5 Volts (Support USB power saving mode) Dimension: 105(L) x 60(W) x 17(H) mm Weight: 80g Made of plastic, this reader is small and light weight. So, finding a place for it to reside on your desk shouldn’t be a problem for anyone. It comes with a 36' detachable cable that plugs into the back of the reader. Since it doesn’t need an AC adapter to power it, taking it along with you when you travel is a snap. The front side has 4 separate slots. The CF and MS slots are on top, while the SD and SM slots are below them.

All of the cards except the SD cards are inserted right side up. Inserting and removing the cards is an easy task. But, due to the fact that the top cards stick out somewhat, removing cards from the bottom slots while the top slots are occupied, isn’t as easy. On top of the reader is one small status LED that glow green when the unit is powered on (attached to your computer).

The LED blinks red when you are accessing (copying files) to one of the cards. Download music school for everyone for mac. A CD with drivers is included with the CR-T3-U26. If you use Windows ME or XP, you won’t need to load them as the reader is plug and play. I run XP and didn’t have a problem with the device. I just plugged it in and it worked like a charm.

When a card is inserted into one of the slots, a new drive shows up in your drives list. You can then copy/move files back and forth as you would a regular hard drive. CF and MS media inserted all the way into top slots With XP, whenever you insert a card, a window will automatically popup to show you the files installed on that card. One strange thing I did notice was that sometimes when I would plug in a Smart Media card, it would make any other folders that happened to be on the desktop from other cards inserted in the reader disappear.

However, if I waited a few seconds, the folders would then pop back up again. I’m not sure what caused this, but since I don’t normally use Smart Media cards, it really didn’t bother me. To get an idea of how fast a USB 2.0 card reader is compared to a 1.1 reader, I conducted some pretty unscientific tests with a stopwatch, two files, and five different memory cards.

I had performed this same test with the CSD4 reader which is a USB 1.1 device. This results are also included below. Media used: 256Mb Mr. Flash CF card (CR-T3-U26 tests) 96Mb Sandisk CF card (CSD4 tests) 32Mb SM card (unsure of the brand) 128Mb Kingston SD card 64Mb Lexar Memory Stick Files used: 23.6Mb.wmv video, 4.6Mb.mp3 song.

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