Kingston USB 2.0 19-in-1 Flash Memory Card Reader FCR-HS219/1

Kingston USB 2.0 19-in-1 Flash Memory Card Reader FCR-HS219/1

 
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Kingston¿s new Media Reader moves files seamlessly from a digital device to your computer. It supports 19 card types, including SD, MMC and CF formats. With the self-contained USB cable and an additional 3-foot cable for stationary use, it¿s easy to travel with and backed by a two-year warranty and 24/7 tech support.
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  • Operating System Compatibility Windows 2000 (SP3 and above), XP (SP1 and above) and VistaTM; Mac OS 10.x and above
  • READER, KINGSTON USB 2.0 19-IN-1
  • BatteriesIncluded: 0
  • Binding: Electronics
  • Brand: Kingston
  • EAN: 0740617122534
  • Format: CD
  • HardwarePlatform: PC
  • IsAutographed: 0
  • IsFragile: 0
  • IsMemorabilia: 0
  • Label: Kingston Technology
  • Manufacturer: Kingston Technology
  • Model: FCR-HS219/1
  • MPN: FCR-HS219/1
  • OperatingSystem: Windows
  • PackageQuantity: 1
  • Platform: Windows
  • ProductGroup: CE
  • ProductTypeName: COMPUTER_DRIVE_OR_STORAGE
  • ProductTypeSubcategory: 2300311
  • Publisher: Kingston Technology
  • Studio: Kingston Technology
  • UPC: 740617122534
  • Warranty: 2 years warranty

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Works2009-06-30
Works as advertised, plug n' play on both PC and Mac. Feels a little cheap.
What the Doctor Ordered!2009-06-28
The technology on my desktop, even though it is less that two years old, is behind the curve. (Who am I kidding - it was behind the curve before it came off the assembly line after I ordered it.) I had the multiple card reader installed as part of the package and it worked fine - until the HD cards started showing up - then - No Joy! Looking around for another Kingston product was my first choice, something that wasn't expensive, that would read the new HD cards as well as be backward compatible with the older card formats. This one is it. Inexpensive, easy to use, will read and do everything the product details say it will. Hence, all the stars. Good value. Does what it promises. Gets me updated just a bit more. And now I can enjoy all the movies and pictures I took of my beautiful grandchildren.
works great for me2009-06-28
Easy to use, works great, reads anything I've tried (but see that review about 8GB & 16GB).
Great Product2009-06-26
Great product. Fits most any memory card that you might have. I know I have a memory card for the digital picture fame and my camera, each have different memory cards, yet I can use this card reader with both. What could be better since it seems that everything has memory cards now a days, and why should we have to buy a separate card reader for each one.

It is also small and compact so it doesn't take much room on the desk.
just a piece of junk2009-06-21
I bought this card reader to read my 4,8 and 16 GB CF cards that I use in my Canon 5D and 40D Digital Camera's.When I received the first one,the reader would only read the 8GB card and not the 4 or 16GB.
I emailed Kingston, they made me pay to have it shipped back to CA. (from PA) and then when the replacement came it was the same thing.The reader could not see the 4 or 16GB cards.
This is truly a piece of junk to use with my RiData 233x CF cards.I do not own any Kingston cards, but for $15.00 dollars and a lot of wasted time, the next thing it's going to read is the love notes on the inside of my garbage pail.
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