Hi, I have a Dell XPS M1710 and there is a slot for Express Card 54. If I put this card reader into my Dell would it read SD cards? Thank you.
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No. This reader reads common access cards which are the size of an identification card.
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I've used 64GB versions of both Micro and standard sized SD cards in this unit. I don't think it will have any problem reading higher capacity SD cards and micro cards in the future. If the card has the SDXC label on it, this reader will be compatible.
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The answer is a huge no, this card only works on just one model and that is the XPS M1730 which was the end of the line. Dell never made a laptop like that since but the m1530 has everything integrated to the board so once broken isn't easy to fix. You will have to buy a whole new board if you have the dreaded video issue but if just wanting to upgrade just buy a newer laptop. By the way this card for the XPS M1730 handles modern game rather well and stays cool.
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This card reader connects to the usb 2.0 header on your motherboard, which powers all the card slots. Just make sure you have an open header on your board.
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I have a Dell computer with no slot to inert the SD card. I there still software that will allow you to download to your computer? Otherwise what can you do?
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The size of the memory of the card is not a factor. The only factor is the physical size of the card. As long as it is a SD/SDHC you are good. This reader works great for older model laptops which have USB ports but do not have a SD/SDHC slot. I also use a USB hub to give me more access to plug in SD cards or thumb drives, etc. I have purchased two (one for me and one for my wife) and we have never had an problems.
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I think either I'm not understanding your answer the way you intended it or I worded my original question wrong.I'm wondering whether the microSDHC cards will be read by the card slot when put in an SD card adapter.However, I never even considered a microSDHC USB adapter. Interesting. I'm gonna have to look into that now. Thank you!
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Card reader, not a hard drive. It is a port to read various forms of memory cards and plugs into the USB port on your computer. As stated in the description: This USB memory card reader is the ideal companion for your digital media. Avoid the hassle of carrying a bulky card reader in order to transfer photos, music, data and more between PCs. Compatibility with : Secure Digital: SD, SD Ultra, MiniSD with adapter, MicroSD / TransFlash with adapter. Multimedia Card: MMC, RS-MMC with adapter, MMC Plus, MMC Mobile with adapter, MMC Micro with adapter
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According to the specifications listed by Dell &lt;http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/latitude-e6410/pd&gt;, the unit has EITHER a "54 mm ExpressCard" slot, OR a "Type I/II PCMCIA". As this Amazon listing is sold through multiple third parties, the exact sub-model (and thus the specific configuration) varies. I recommend that you look at the particular amazon dealer's (whichever you choose) information for the item - their listing may further specify the configuration.
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The PCI to USB 3.0 cards will only work if yourcomputer has a PCI-e slot. The regular PCI slots are different from the PCI-e slots in every way from the size, power that is transmitted through them and the processing speed. Out of curosity I just looked at the specs for the Dell XPS 8100, and you absolutely have a PCI-e slot. It's slot # 27. And slot #23 is a regular PCI slot, So yes it will work in your computer as long as that PCI-e slot is available. So read your computer manual and make sure there is nothing else preventing you from using it for a USB 3.0 card. Make sure there is no graphic card in there. Good luck. The PCI to USB 3.0 cards will only work if yourcomputer has a PCI-e slot. The regular PCI slots are different from the PCI-e slots in every way from the size, power that is transmitted through them and the processing speed. Out of curosity I just looked at the specs for the Dell XPS 8100, and you absolutely have a PCI-e slot. It's slot # 27. And slot #23 is a regular PCI slot, So yes it will work in your computer as long as that PCI-e slot is available. So read your computer manual and make sure there is nothing else preventing you from using it for a USB 3.0 card. Make sure there is no... » Read More The PCI to USB 3.0 cards will only work if yourcomputer has a PCI-e slot. The regular PCI slots are different from the PCI-e slots in every way from the size, power that is transmitted through them and the processing speed. Out of curosity I just looked at the specs for the Dell XPS 8100, and you absolutely have a PCI-e slot. It's slot # 27. And slot #23 is a regular PCI slot, So yes it will work in your computer as long as that PCI-e slot is available. So read your computer manual and make sure there is nothing else preventing you from using it for a USB 3.0 card. Make sure there is no graphic card in there. Good luck. « Show Less
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Hi Clint,The 19 in 1 card reader does support SDXC cards. So it should be able to read and write to those cards. We do have a firmware update available for it that improves the compatibility with various types of cards including SD/microSD cards. Found here: http://www.kingston.com/us/support/technical/downloads?product=FCR-HS219&filename;=HS2_191_FW_RW01For any further questions or concerns, please call us at 1-800-435-0640 (USA and Canada only) M - F 6am - 6pm PT and I or another available Technician will assist you.Thank you for choosing Kingston,-Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support Hi Clint,The 19 in 1 card reader does support SDXC cards. So it should be able to read and write to those cards. We do have a firmware update available for it that improves the compatibility with various types of cards including SD/microSD cards. Found here: http://www.kingston.com/us/support/technical/downloads?product=FCR-HS219&filename;=HS2_191_FW_RW01For any further questions or concerns, please call us at 1-800-435-0640 (USA and Canada only) M - F 6am - 6pm PT and I or another available Technician will assist you.Thank you for choosing... » Read More Hi Clint,The 19 in 1 card reader does support SDXC cards. So it should be able to read and write to those cards. We do have a firmware update available for it that improves the compatibility with various types of cards including SD/microSD cards. Found here: http://www.kingston.com/us/support/technical/downloads?product=FCR-HS219&filename;=HS2_191_FW_RW01For any further questions or concerns, please call us at 1-800-435-0640 (USA and Canada only) M - F 6am - 6pm PT and I or another available Technician will assist you.Thank you for choosing Kingston,-Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support « Show Less
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The specs. say, "All-in-1 Card Reader, Supports CF, CF II, SD, SDHC, MINI SD, MMC, MicroSD, XD." It was a long time ago I installed this, and I am not 100% sure - but, I am about 90% sure that YES, it can read that type of memory card. It really is a good All-in-one reader, and I had no trouble with installing it or with it's operation - it's pretty smooth.
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yes it does have a memory card reader, the graphics card is a AMD Radeon HD 7570 not sure if its 1 or 2 gigs I think its 1 :( and it has both HDMI, DVI an also S-Video. I plan on upgrading the graphics card not sure to what yet, and I need to upgrade the DDR memory since it has 10g it is most likely an 8 and a 2 gig chip, I still have yet to look, and it would run better to have 2 of the same size chips in so getting another 8 gig chip. or another 6 if it just so happens to be a 6/4 gig chip combo. Hope that answered your questions :) ...
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If you mean by the means of a ExpressCard CAD card reader then no because this is not a laptop just for bussiness and is made after 2010. I would suggest you get a USB-based CAD card reader like this one that is small and portable to carry http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004RL6QUQ/. This one works in both Windows 7 pro and windows 8.1 pro (both license discs are included on this laptop for you to decide which one you one (either are eligible for a free windows 10 update).
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It should fit in a computer/laptop SD card slot. If it doesn't you can get a multi card reader for as little as $15-20.
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Yes it will work but it will be limited in performance by the 1.0 slot as would any card made today. I have one and love it. Performs very well on my xps system.
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Perhaps there are multiple revisions of this reader? A Sandisk 64gb microsdxc card works just fine in this reader (purchased about half a year ago). I remember reading one review saying how only the first 32gb was accessible, so I made sure to fill the card up as a test. Of course, this reader does not support sd3.01, so no UHS-I speeds.