The TinyURL below didn't work properly, but I looked it up directly. They supply the MicroMate reader packaged with SDHC card products at present as well as separately, $20. I'm sure it does well, and handles both SD and SDHC.
Maxell has a 5-in-1 that is SDHC compatible. Kingston is releasing a 15-in-1. And Panasonic has the BN-SDCJP3 SDHC Card Reader which reads them too. That's all I've found to date. If I get an SDHC card anytime soon, I'll likely get a Sandisk with the MicroMate reader. But I'll more likely wait for the ImageMate 12-in-1 to be updated. It's the best performing card reader I've found to date, and I'm not finding myself constrained by 2G capacity cards at present. Godfrey On Oct 18, 2006, at 3:30 AM, Shel Belinkoff wrote: > They have, and it seems to be stocked at a number of stores, at least > according to PriceGrabber (http://tinyurl.com/y6pb6f), although the > card > reader is called a MicroMate and only supports SD cards, not multiple > cards. In any case, I'm jumping the gun just a bit, but I like to > know > what's out there in order to fully explore the possibilities. > > However, I do agree that it's still a bit premature to be running > out to > _buy_ 4GB cards and readers, especially since the price is high and > there's > not many choices from what I can see. > >> I would wait to buy SDHC cards until Sandisk releases an ImageMate >> reader that explicitly supports SDHC cards. -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
