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| Kingston Releases 4 in 1 PC Card Type II Adapter |
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Kingston Technology Company, Inc.,
today announced the immediate availability of a 4 in 1 PC Card Type II
(PCMCIA) adapter. The 4 in 1 adapter hosts Memory Stick, MultiMediaCard
(MMC), Secure Digital (SD) and SmartMedia.
Kingston's 4 in 1 adapter is ideal for laptop users that rely on the portability of small form factor digital media. The 4 in 1 adapter weighs only 29 grams and its compact size (2.128" x 0.197" x 3.37") provides consumers with an easy alternative to accessing their digital media without the need for an external reader. By simply inserting the adapter into the laptop's PC Card slot, users can begin reading and writing to their digital media solutions The 4 in 1 adapter can also be used on desktops or systems using USB or parallel port devices that host PC Card Type II media. The 4 in 1 adapter, part number: FCR-PCM2/4-1 has a Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price of $32.00 (USD). www.kingston.com/flash |
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