Kingston 15-In-1 Hi-Speed Reader Pictorial Review!

Dashken · 29th Dec 2005, 11:04 PM

Today, we will take a look at the new Kingston 15-In-1 Hi-Speed Reader. As its name suggests, it supports 15 different flash formats! It also boasts a really compact form factor as well as really fast read and write speeds. Let's check it out!

Link : Kingston 15-In-1 Hi-Speed Reader Pictorial Review!

SAMSAMHA · 30th Dec 2005, 03:13 AM

with so many comupter that comes with internal readers, you don't see much review being done on these external multi reader.

Adrian Wong · 30th Dec 2005, 03:42 AM

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Originally Posted by SAMSAMHA

with so many comupter that comes with internal readers, you don't see much review being done on these external multi reader.

Hmm.. there are still many computers that don't come with internal card readers. Even those that do, may not support the formats you need.

That's why such external card readers are still very useful.

There may also be speed differences in their controllers.

Chai · 30th Dec 2005, 08:50 AM

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Originally Posted by SAMSAMHA

with so many comupter that comes with internal readers, you don't see much review being done on these external multi reader.

You sure?

I've so many PCs, I don't have a single PC with built-in card reader, and I have spend more money to get one...

zachig · 30th Dec 2005, 11:26 PM

Yeah, I totally agree. Most of the PCs that I've seen don't have a built-in card reader.

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