Shikaku
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http://ledshoppe.com/Product/com/CA2018.htm
Yes, I bought it, and have taken the risk of purchasing and shipping myself (OK, I really didn't take a risk, I used a parachute credit card account, and I saw no other charges made besides the $3... yet).
First of all, this shop is from Hong Kong. Woo, cheap asian labor and parts at its finest!
Anyway, lets get on to the real thing: the hardware review.
After opening the package clearly from Hong Kong, I took out my GREEN SD card reader out of the package. I guess it comes in whatever color is the cheapest to make it in. I also took out a cute little LED flashlight that came with it for free, which I will find damn handy when I open/take apart my computer, it's so tiny!
I look at the thing in detail and I also mess around with the plastic covering it has. This could be a very good pocket flash drive, the plastic is very sturdy and doesn't seem easy to break, and the plastic covers completely protects, hides, and covers the SD card inside. I find it hard to remove the USB cover, which proves the sturdyness of the plastic because I had to use a lot of force.
Anyway, I hook it up to my computer, with my 2 GB Ridata 120X SD card in the SD card slot. Windows XP detects it fine, installs the appropriate drivers. From the looks of it, it supports 4 GB cards as well because if it did not, it would have failed at the mounting procedure.
I had already had it near full when I hooked it up, and I did a standard copy/paste. Took 9 minutes, just like my non-cheap SanDisk MobileMate multi-format SD card reader ($20) would have. Took 9 minutes to copy it back as well. From the looks of it, it seems to support full speed. I originally planned to give this to my brother, and I am debating on whether I should take it for myself and give my afforementioned SD card reader, or buy another one.
All in all, I give it 4/5.
If you want me to do some expert tests with some software, I don't know any so give me some and I'll update the review...
Pictures:
Yes, I bought it, and have taken the risk of purchasing and shipping myself (OK, I really didn't take a risk, I used a parachute credit card account, and I saw no other charges made besides the $3... yet).
First of all, this shop is from Hong Kong. Woo, cheap asian labor and parts at its finest!
Anyway, lets get on to the real thing: the hardware review.
After opening the package clearly from Hong Kong, I took out my GREEN SD card reader out of the package. I guess it comes in whatever color is the cheapest to make it in. I also took out a cute little LED flashlight that came with it for free, which I will find damn handy when I open/take apart my computer, it's so tiny!
I look at the thing in detail and I also mess around with the plastic covering it has. This could be a very good pocket flash drive, the plastic is very sturdy and doesn't seem easy to break, and the plastic covers completely protects, hides, and covers the SD card inside. I find it hard to remove the USB cover, which proves the sturdyness of the plastic because I had to use a lot of force.
Anyway, I hook it up to my computer, with my 2 GB Ridata 120X SD card in the SD card slot. Windows XP detects it fine, installs the appropriate drivers. From the looks of it, it supports 4 GB cards as well because if it did not, it would have failed at the mounting procedure.
I had already had it near full when I hooked it up, and I did a standard copy/paste. Took 9 minutes, just like my non-cheap SanDisk MobileMate multi-format SD card reader ($20) would have. Took 9 minutes to copy it back as well. From the looks of it, it seems to support full speed. I originally planned to give this to my brother, and I am debating on whether I should take it for myself and give my afforementioned SD card reader, or buy another one.
All in all, I give it 4/5.
If you want me to do some expert tests with some software, I don't know any so give me some and I'll update the review...
Pictures: