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| TwinMOS 7-in-1 USB Card Reader/Writer |
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| Written by Alexandru Spataru | |
| Wednesday, 13 June 2007 | |
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Flash memory cards are becoming more and more widespread these days. I am sure most of you are already somewhat familiar with these cards, you either use them in your cell phone, your digital camera or in your PDA. Modern cell phones can store phone books, images, and even MP3 music on flash memory, but this is an optional features for most models. On the other hand, PDAs and digital cameras require flash memory for storing information and pictures, so if you own such a device you'll definitely need to use a memory card. Compact Flash, MultiMedia Card, Secure Digital, Smart Media, Memory Stick or MicroDrive; there are a lot of formats for flash memory and they are all used in certain devices. But with all these formats, having two devices that use different formats can become quite a hassle when you need to transfer the data from the memory to the computer and vice-versa. For this purpose, there's an interesting device called a flash card reader/writer. TwinMOS 7-in-1 USB card Reader/Writer, is, like the name suggests, a reader/writer for flash cards that connects to the PC via the USB port. The manufacturer of this device is TwinMOS, a company that has become quite well known among computer enthusiasts lately. Their PC3200 or DDR400 RAM is very popular these days due to its low price, good performance and the fact that it overclocks really well. But we are not here to talk about the TwinMOS RAM, we have done that in another article some time ago. The 7-in-1 USB card reader/writer is, like the name says, capable of reading and writing seven different types of flash memory cards. The specs, according to the TwinMOS site, are:
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