All in 1 USB 2.0 Card Reader Writer Adapter HT-02A

Specifications:

• Some printers and personal computers have a built-in card reader
• Compliant to USB port and USB 2.0 with full speed
• USB 2.0 Card Reader powered by USB connection cable
• Fully plug & play and hot swapping support, high speed data transfer
• USB 2.0 Card Reader is convenient for carrying, antiseismic, high temperature resistance
• USB Memory Card Reader is suitable for Digital Camera, PDA, MP3 player, Notebook and Desktop PC, etc
• View, copy and edit image photos/data/music directly on the reader
• Its slim design is most convenient to travel anywhere
• Color: White

Details:

• Its slim design is most convenient to travel anywhere
• USB Memory Card Reader is easy to use, compact design

• USB 2.0 Card Reader does not have built-in memory capacity, but is able to accept multiple types and styles of memory cards
• The USB 2.0 Card Reader is convenient for carrying, anti-seismic, high temperature resistance

• Compliant to USB port and USB 2.0 with full speed
• Compact Card Reader powered by USB connection cable

• Fully plug & play and hot swapping support, high speed data transfer

• USB Memory Card Reader is suitable for Digital Camera, PDA, MP3 player, Notebook and Desktop PC, etc
• View, copy and edit image photos/data/music directly on the reader

How to Use a USB Card Reader/Writer:



USB card readers are external peripherals used to read media cards, such as Compact Flash cards, mini SD cards and mini SDHC cards. A typical card reader supports many media cards, so you usually don't have to search to find one compatible with your cards. The USB card reader shows up like a hard drive on your computer, so you can manipulate the data stored on the cards.

Instructions

• Insert your media card into your USB card reader and writer. Plug the reader into the USB slot on your computer.
• Select "Open Folder to View Files" after the hardware is recognized by Windows.
• Navigate around the folder to see all of the files contained on the media card. The media card is treated as another hard drive and you can perform almost all hard drive functions in it. You can copy files on and off the card, delete files and add files to the media card.

How to Connect a USB to an SD:



SD, short for Secure Digital, is a type of memory card commonly used for digital media such as photos, music and data files. It was introduced in 2000 by Panasonic, SanDisk and Toshiba, according to sdcard.org. One way to transfer data from an SD card is via a USB reader/writer that plugs into your computer.

Instructions

• Purchase a USB SD card reader/writer from an electronics store. The device is a small adapter no more than a couple of inches long that plugs into the computer's USB port in one end and has a slot for an SD card on the other. Any adapter will work, but buy a USB 2.0 adapter to transfer data at a higher speed.
• Plug the card reader/writer into the computer's USB port.
• Insert the SD card into the slot on the card reader/writer.
• Read your computer's external drives to read/write data from the card. If you are operating a Mac, go to Finder and search external drives. If you are using a PC, go to My Computer under external drives.

Package Included:

• 1 x USB 2.0 All in 1 Card Reader
• 1 x USB Cable