Transfer your files quickly and easily with this high-speed, dual-slot USB-C card reader-perfect for work, travel, and creative projects.

and CF cards. If your camera uses SD cards but your laptop lacks a card reader (or it has one, and you're unimpressed by its speed), you'll need a separate card reader that hooks up to your laptop ...

You can, however, buy the next-best thing: a plug-in CF or SD card reader, designed specifically for the iPad. The two units work with both iPads 1 and 2, and simply plug into the tablets ...

The camera industry is moving toward SD and microSD cards for storing images, but there are still some holdouts, especially at the high end of the market, that use larger CompactFlash (CF) cards.

In addition, the Lexar Professional 600x CF memory card increases workflow with minimum sustained read speeds of 533x (80MB/s), or faster when paired with a UDMA 6-enabled reader such as the new ...

This modular system can be specced with dedicated readers not just for SD and CF, but also formats like XQD and the impressive - if barely used - C-Fast 2.0. Use each reader as a standalone device ...

For one, it lets you mix and match your dock’s card reading abilities: mainly shoot Red but use a Canon R6 as a B-cam? You can load up three Red Mini-Mag readers and a combo SD / microSD / CF ...

The larger CFexpress card, the successor to the Compact Flash and XQD cards ... you need a suitable memory card reader.

Moving onto CF cards, the rating system is much simpler ... Special thanks to Kingston for sponsoring us with the memory card reader for this article! Here’s a look at the sequential read ...