PhotoReader Reads Flash Memory

May 1998 / International What's New / PhotoReader Reads Flash Memory

PC PhotoReader, a Flash Memory card reader, helps PC users access digital pictures, sound, and data stored on the CompactFlash memory of digital cameras. After plugging the device into the parallel port and using the keyboard por t for the power supply, you can access material instantly. The unit also includes a pass-through parallel port.
Price:    £55.
Contact:  Simple Technology, East Kilbride, Scotland
Phone:    +44 1355 35 45 55
Fax:      +44 1355 35 00 00
E-mail:   info@simpletech.com
Internet: http://www.simpletech.com
PC PhotoReader
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