Transcend P5/P6 Compact USB Card Reader

Key Features
- USB 2.0 - LED Indicates Card Insertion & Transfer
Overview
With a gleaming black case accented by a bright color band and smooth rounded edges, the P5 is attractive, compact and portable. Its simple streamlined design includes a convenient built-in USB connector that allows quick, hassle-free data transfer rates, and its bright LED indicates card insertion and/or data transfer activity. When it comes to card readers, trust the memory experts at Transcend to provide the highest possible quality and speed. Just plug the P6 reader directly into any USB 2.0 port to get the most out of your memory card.
Features
- Fully Compliant with the Hi-Speed USB 2.0 specification
- USB powered (no external power or battery needed)
- LED indicates card insertion and data traffic
- 2-year warranty
Compatible with the following cards without the need for an adapter:
- SD(Secure Digital), SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity), MMC (MultiMediaCard), MMCplus, MMCmobile, RS-MMC, microSDHC, microSD / TransFlash,
- Memory Stick Micro (M2),
- with the need for an adapter:
- miniSD, miniSDHC, MMCmicro
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physical specifications
| Color | Black and Green |
- Transcend P5/P6 compact usb card reader
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