Delkin universal memory card reader
The new USB 3.0 universal memory card reader from Delkin boasts transfer speeds up to 5Gb/s with actual speeds approximated around 3.2 Gb/s, or 400 MB/s; over twelve times faster than the 33MB/s actual transfer speeds obtained with USB 2.0 devices. Five memory card slots enable universal compatibility across dozens of flash memory card formats including UDMA enabled CompactFlash cards, SDXC enabled Secure Digital cards and brand specific memory cards such as Memory Stick and xD.
Delkin USB 3.0 memory card reader
CEO Martin wood from Delkin Devices explains, "The combination of a universal non-proprietary design and unprecedented speed make this an attractive accessory that significantly improves workflow for someone who regularly transfers data from memory card to personal computer. With the resolution of a digital camera over 10 megapixels now and video cameras shooting HD video, people are creating larger files and utilizing higher capacity memory cards. When it comes time to move the data on those cards to a personal computer, our new USB 3.0 memory card reader can save time that would normally be spent waiting for files to move from one device to another."
New Memory card reader from Delkin
Users who plan on upgrading a desktop, laptop, netbook or tablet computer in the future can utilize the new memory card reader in current USB 2.0 and 1.1 device ports with seamless backward compatibility; however transfer speeds will be reduced to the highest rate capable of the device port. Driver free design allows for simple plug and play operation in Windows 7, Vista, XP, ME and 2000 Operating Systems as well as Mac OS9.0 and later. Like all Delkin products, the new USB 3.0 universal memory card reader is backed by Delkin's San Diego based Technical Support team as well as an industry leading five year manufacturer's warranty. |
Delkin USB 3.0 memory card reader : Delkin Devices announced their highly anticipated USB 3.0 universal memory card reader boasting transfer speeds over 12 times that of current USB 2.0 memory card readers. Since USB 3.0 technology was publicly announced in November of 2008, personal computer and accessory manufacturers have been slow to incorporate the new format despite its impressive 5 Mbps data transfer speed capability. The first USB 3.0 electronic devices began to appear in the market in January of 2010 with very little portable accessory availability even into the beginning of 2011.
