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alphatectz

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Well I just brought my macbook yesterday, and I notice it didn't have a slot for a sd or mini sd. So I look around the store and found griffin simplifi dock. My question is, is it worth or r there other solutions (better card readers) that I can get?
 
They have it for $46.99 on amazon, I think that's not too bad for all it does, Card Reader, 2 port USB Hub, iPod/iPhone dock/charger.
 
I dont know where to get a cheap card reader, but I just recently(1 day ago) got a genuine Apple ipod dock for 10$ CAD including free shipping from ebay. The seller had international shipping for free. I say just look around ebay and you can find some very cheap docks.
 
simplifi for sale!!

hello all
the simplifi is on sale at griffin website for $35 with free shipping.

A coupon code goodstuff09 cuts 15% off that.

Not bad for price and good reviews.
 
I am using this one. No need for a card reader.
 

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I use one of those (Sandisk SD Plus USB) on my Macbook, with my D50 as well as my Canon SD1100. They're fantastic. Unfortunately they are getting harder and harder to find, looks like Sandisk stopped making them.
 
What do you mean? It is a SD card which converts into a USB adapter. Works perfectly fine on any USB port, inclusive a Macbook.

Doesn't look legit, but that mini SD card reader is pretty dope. I guess I didn't pay close attention to the USB
 
Doesn't look legit, but that mini SD card reader is pretty dope. I guess I didn't pay close attention to the USB

Actually, it is not even a reader. Technically, it is a MicroSD which is molded into the upper half. When folded up, it is a normal size SD card which you can use in your camera or such. Unfold the USB port and you off with on your Mac.

Unfortunately, previous poster seems to be right. I can't find it anymore on the SanDisk website. However, electronic and camera shops still carry them around my parts (Tokyo). Up to 16GB versions.
 
Actually, it is not even a reader. When folded up, it is a normal size SD card which you can use in your camera. Unfold the USB port and you off with on your Mac.

Unfortunately, previous poster seems to be right. I can't find it anymore on the SanDisk website. However, electronic and camera shops still carry them around my parts (Tokyo). Up to 16GB versions.

Now that's sweet. Just sucks that it will be hard to find.
 
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