Memory Card Reader

July 15, 2009

So many devices these days come with some sort of memory card. The two devices that immediately come to mind for me are digital cameras and cel phones. Unfortunately there are a wide variety of memory card types and you might get cards from friends, co-workers or clients that you need to load on your computer. That makes it a necessity to get a memory card reader that can handle all of the most popular memory card flavors. One of the best deals right now is the Kingston USB 2.0 19-in-1 Flash Memory Card Reader. It sells for only $13.99 at Amazon so you can even get one for your laptop and one for your desktop. I keep a card reader in my traveling bag and have another on my desk so I’m always prepared for whatever card type I receive. Make sure you are prepared for the next memory card you receive.

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