Reader Leverages the Latest USB Technology to Provide Blazing-Fast Card-to-Computer Transfer Speeds When Shooting is Complete Fremont, CA, May 19, 2011 – Lexar Media, a leading global provider of ...

The camera industry is moving toward SD and microSD cards for storing images, but there are still some holdouts, especially at the high end of the market, that use larger CompactFlash (CF) cards. For ...

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The Gadget: Griffin’s Simplifi dock for iPod or iPhone, which aims to de-clutter your desk by tossing in a reader for CF, SD, XD and Memory Stick Pro cards and a two-port powered USB 2.0 hub. The ...

Kanguru Solutions has rolled a Compact Flash card reader and USB flash drive into one unit: the KanguruMicro CF. The device also works as a IBM MicroDrive reader. The KanguruMicro CF, which is small ...

Lexar Professional CFexpress Type B/SD USB 3.2 Gen 2 card reader Media card readers play a huge role in the lives of photographers, videographers and content creators. They hold a pivotal position in ...

Here's a DIY project for the digital photography and fresher breath enthusiast, guaranteeing mintier kisses and fast transfer speeds. Take your favorite DIY gadget container—an Altoids tin—and make ...

Although the LCD screens on most cameras are sufficient for reviewing your shots, wouldn't it be even better to be able to check them out on the larger screen of an iPad? You can already do so, but it ...

If your camera requires the speed and durability of a Compact Flash card, this handy adapter will let you transfer photos directly from Compact Flash to your iPad ...

What would make the most sense is a CF card adapter. For you know... connecting cameras? I've heard that the iPad can read all the RAW files that iPhoto can, in which case, with its IPS display, it ...

If you own an iPad and a DSLR, it's likely that you have already sprung for Apple's camera connection kit. And if your camera uses compact flash cards, then it is equally likely you own a card reader.