Mit diesem DeLock CardReader können Sie an Ihrem Notebook oder PC über den USB Port die verschiedenen Speicherkarten lesen. Sie können damit 36 verschiedene Speicherkarten lesen und beschreiben.

Technische Daten

– USB 2.0 Spezifikation Revision 2.0
– Datentransferraten bis zu 480 Mbps
– Hot Swap, Plug & Play
– für Windows 2000/XP/XP-64, Vista, Server 2003, Mac OS 8.6x und höher, Linux OS 2.4.x
– Unterstützt folgende Speicherkarten:
Compact Flash I/II, IBM Micro Drive, MagicStore, Memory Stick, MS Magic Gate, MS Pro, MS-Pro Magic Gate, MS-Duo, MS-Duo Magic Gate, MS-Pro Duo,
MS Micro (M2), MS-Pro HighSpeed, MS-Pro Duo HighSpeed, MS-Pro Duo Magic Gate, Secure Digital, SD High Capacity (SDHC), mini SD, micro-SD, Turbo-SD, Turbo Mini SD, Multi Media Card-I, Multi Media Card-II, MMC plus, MMC Dual Voltage, Pro-MMC, xD, xD type M, xD type H, T-Flash, Micro SD
Mit Adapter für: RS-MMC, MMCmobile, MMC micro, RS-MMC4.0, RS-MMC Dual Voltage

Systemvoraussetzungen

– PC oder Notebook mit einem freien USB Port
– Windows 2000/XP/XP-64, Vista, Server 2003, Mac OS 8.6x und höher, Linux OS 2.4.x

Packungsinhalt

– USB 2.0 CardReader All in 1
– Bedienungsanleitung

Preis: 8.90 EUR

DelockŽ Card Reader – USB 2.0 ext. All in 1 6 x Slots kaufen bei Kabelmeister

Kategorie: Peripherie > Card Reader|Desktop-Version

Artikelnummer: DE-0161

Linux desktop PC


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As my previous experience with Linux was limited and often frustrating, I was initially hesitant to consider it as a primary operating system. However, there have been significant improvements regarding the entry hurdle for new users since the last time I experimented with Linux some years ago and consequently CD images of a few distributions were downloaded, including openSUSE and Kubuntu. Because it proved troublesome in the past, the Matrox G550 previously installed for driver compatibility with Windows Vista, which runs surprisingly well on this machine despite its age, was swapped for an ATi Rage 128 Pro.

Ubuntu 10.04 LTS supports this card as well as all other components out of the box and was relatively easy to install and configure even for me as a newbie, and most regularly used desktop applications also have an official Linux build. While this PC can be considered outdated, the low system requirements combined with the reasonably recent hard disk drive results in a better user experience than the comparatively outdated Windows XP (SP3) from a performance point of view.

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LINUX


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"When you relax this weekend, relax knowing that Linux Keeps your internets running."