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ohgizmo.com - 3/6/2009

USB Cable Includes Integrated SD Card Reader

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By Evan Ackerman From the Brando’s ‘obviously great idea’ department (which they seem to be paying attention to more and more lately) comes this brilliant (albeit slightly flowery) USB cable with an integrated SD/SDHC card reader. It works just like a normal USB cable, ...

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akihabaranews.com - 3/4/2009

Thanko's Latest Four SD Slot Pen

— akihabaranews.com — USB SD card reader pens aren't new, so what about a 4-slot USB SD card reader pen?... Yep, here's Thanko’s latest madness, the SD4PEN… It's both a pen and an USB SD card reader with 4 slots, and reads SDHC cards up to 16GB… I'm not sure it's useful for ... (more) Thanko's Latest Four SD Slot Pen

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dvice.com - 2/28/2009

USB cable with a SD card reader built in is simple brilliance

— dvice.com — I love simple innovations. You don't need to be flashy to be useful, and that's just what... this USB cable with a built-in SD card reader is: useful and modest. After all, most people have USB cables kicking around, and they also have SD card ... (more) USB cable with a SD card reader built in is simple ...

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i.gizmodo.com - 2/27/2009

USB Cable Features Clever Inline SD Card Reader [Peripherals]

— i.gizmodo.com — Here's a simple, fantastic idea. This otherwise standard USB cable adorns its wire with an inline SD... card reader, creating a 2-in-1 SD reader/USB cable. Apparently it's not just an either/or scenario. The cable can simultaneously charge a mini-USB ... (more) USB Cable Features Clever Inline SD Card Reader ...

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USB cable with built-in SD card reader
Popgadget: Personal Tech for Women — ... disable data transfer between the connected USB device and the PC, even though charging of the device (if applicable) will continue unhindered. Of course, the other way holds good too - removing the memory card from the reader clears the data transfer path between the USB device and the PC. Simple enough. Well c'mon folks, that's enough goading to make you get one for yourself considering that it costs a mere $12 to make your life soooo much better. Via OhGizmo! Posted by kanchana    Category: ...