USB stick + memory card reader = Kingston DataTraveler
Stop me if this sounds familiar: You’re on vacation, taking many pictures, until you realize your digital camera’s memory card is almost full. How are you going to remove them so you can take more photos?
Stop me if this sounds familiar: You’re on vacation, taking many pictures, until you realize your digital camera’s memory card is almost full. How are you going to remove them so you can take more photos?
A product like the Kingston DataTraveler Reader ($25) can help — it’s a 1-gigabyte USB Flash drive with an added bonus: an onboard expansion slot to read SD, SDHC and MMC cards, so you can dump your pics onto a computer and then delete the card to start again.
A 2GB model is just under $40, with 4GB and 8GB around the corner.
A cool stocking stuffer idea for the camera-happy traveler?
More info at www.kingston.com.
where can i find a place where i can ask a question re my computer. like how do i find a cd burn on my pc. yes i know it is on my task bar but how do i get it to be able to use it
Off-topic, but I thought I'd answer Peggy's inquiry. Peggy, you should have a program called Windows Media Player on your Start menu — launch it, and there should be a "Burn" tab at the top.