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Kingston MobileLiteG2
Kingston has announced the MobileLiteG2, a second-generation mobile card reader for microSD SD and SDHC memory cards. MobileLiteG2 has retractable covers on each side to make it compact and protect the USB connector and the Flash memory cards from damage. It includes a dongle, a USB extension that allows you to plug the MobileLiteG2 into USB slots that are harder to reach. When in use, MobileLiteG2 appears as two drive letters (i.e. E:\, F:\) and data transfer is as simple as drag and drop. MobileLiteG2 is available separately or with a 4GB or 8GB Class 4 SDHC card. The Kingston MobileLiteG2 card reader will become available in late November starting at $11.
Website: Kingston MobileLiteG2
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#1 battery
Unless they need a card that actually performs well and doesn't randomly fail. I'd rather spend $5-6/GB for quality flash and have it work every time than $2/GB for flash that stops working in half a year and corrupts everything on it when it goes.
7:51 am - Wednesday, October 21, 2009