Pocket Reader Is Compatible With All Flash Cards

The eFilm Pocket Readers are about the size of a key chain ornament and are guranteed to be compatible with all brands of CompactFlash cards. These external pocket readers are equipped with a USB connector built directly into the back of each unit.
March 1, 2001

The eFilm Pocket Readers are about the size of a key chain ornament and are guranteed to be compatible with all brands of CompactFlash cards. These external pocket readers are equipped with a USB connector built directly into the back of each unit. Three different types of readers are available: a CompactFlash Pocket Reader for accessing CF Type I and Type II, and IBM Microdrive memory cards; a SmartMedia pocket reader for downloading every capacity SmartMedia, and a MMC/SD pocket reader that can access both a seven-pin MultiMediaCard and a 10-pin Secure Digital memory card.

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