What are the dimensions of the dual slot reader when closed? Based on the picture, the size listed doesn't make any sense. Thank you.
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The black part clses into the transparent cover. Using the compact flash card or the SD card you should be able to derive a relative size. As a user of this asked to help, i dont have the exact specs handy. It seems really well built abd it was very fast compared to standard USB. Even faster with UDMA cards.
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is not big, the base is 10x6 cm and high 2,5, Plus is actually working very well
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The Size is based on size when device is closed. when released and opened thickness by a factor of two in front where the slots are.
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H: 4.376 L: 10.5 W: dual-slotHow small is your case? Cause mine was huge and got smaller with this card.. LoL! Do u have email? Could send some photos.
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It is a card reader NOT a card. So it doesn't have anything to do with GB other than the fact it can transfer data.
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The slot measures 11" wide. Measure the width of your laptop in a closed position.
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Actual measurement of the slots is 8". None of the carriers have openings more than 8 3/4". You might do as the other suggested, search online for one that might work - or, as I did with my previous scanner, build your own custom holder...takes some trial and error, but mine worked fine once I finalized it.
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About one inch. But if you are using it for a credit card reader, it doesn't work.
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That question is far beyond my level of expertise. I'm using the card in a 9 year old camera that can't read anything larger 8Gb and I couldn't find any 4Gb cards locally so I've put 2 8 Gb cards in the adapter. I disengage one card until I fill one and then disengage the full card and engage the second card. That works well for me. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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I have not bought this item yet. However, I have a tablet that advertised a reading of up to a 32 GB microSD card. I tried a 64 GB microSD card and it worked. With this device you should try a 64 GB card and see if it works. What these companies do is they only advertise what they tested their devices at. If the 64 GB ends up not working, then at least you know it will work for the 32 GB that they do advertise.
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If you are going to use a different USB adapter / card reader, it must be SDHC compatible or it will not recognize the card. I have an older adapter that is not SDHC compliant and it will only read up to a 2GB card.
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Its 34mm. I have it installed in my IBM T60. I believe they list both since 34mm cards fit in 54mm slots.
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you use the adapter if you want to use the small card in a reader that only has a slot for the larger cards.
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Although I haven't personally used a card above 16GB on my reader, I should have reason to believe that the 32GB one will work completely fine. I don't see anything technical restrictions mentioned anywhere, you should be fine, although I would just shoot IOGEAR tech support an email so you have their assurance.
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the reader does not stick out but when the card is inserted the card sticks out 1 cm. You have to remove the card but not the reader. It works great.
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I put 2 micro SD (class 2 or 4) 2GB each, the adapter reads something near 3.96GB; that is, as far as I can remember
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It is a Realtek Card Reader. Pretty much a Generic Universal Multi Card reader. Cards supported = SD/SDHC/SDXC/XD/MSPRO/MS/MMC (support SD 3.0)
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This eSecure All in 1 USB Card Reader has 6 card slotsBig one on back reads CF cards the 5 on the front read several different size cards via USB connection to PC or anything USB compatible ....I love this reader very pleased with multi sized reader. I believe your Sd card will fit please check product description to confirm...hope this helps.
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I'm a little late answering, but better late than never! We actually ordered for a compact and it will work, but it's not wide enough to cover the entire slot. We just centered it and there's like an eighth of an inch of the slot visible on each side.