Atech Flash XM28U Silver 28-in-1 Card Reader - OEM

Works perfectly once installed ; Fits into 3.5" bay smoothly ; Made a useless 100MB ZIP drive into a very useful card slot ; Good value for the money ; Smart, quiet little unit ; Very quick file transfers ; System Profiler under MAc OS X 10.4.11 had NO...

Never taken a B&W G3 apart before...? Good luck with that ; Included USB cables wires are NEEDLESSLY adapted for USB motherboard connectors.... useless for a G3 with USB 1.1/soldered on connectors ; Needing 2 USB inputs is one thing, not including ANY...

Reliable, Reads most cards available

Internal USB cables a bit short

NONE!!

Was DOA. Looked at all the reviews thought I was good with this one. I was wrong.

NONE

Was DOA. Looked at all the reviews thought I was good with this one. I was wrong

I've had several less expensive add-ins, but this AFT is rock solid, and never fails to do what it's ask!

Bit expensive, but you get what you pay for.

Purchased this as a replacement for a Rosewill RCR-FD200 that I bought here about 6 months ago. I should of gotten this one in the first place.

No instructions or driver CD. Not that it's an issue as I am installing it on systems with XP or higher, but I could see this to be a problem for the novice. Needs 2 USB ports on a motherboard which may also be an issue for cheaper systems. The SD card...

works fine

none

Card fit, speed, seperate USB headers

None

I like the idea of having USB connections on the back of the reader instead of being hard-wired - allows for more flexiblity with the installation.

Would only download a couple dozen files from my CF card before it stopped with some kind of error. It also seemed to corrupt the files on the card.

I like the idea of having USB connections on the back of the reader instead of being hard-wired - allows for more flexiblity with the installation

Would only download a couple dozen files from my CF card before it stopped with some kind of error. It also seemed to corrupt the files on the card