The Mirrorbox:
The next product up for review from Vizo is the Mirrorbox, which is described on their website with the following information...
"Sleek, compact and portable. VIZO Mirrorbox 32-in-1 Card Reader is extremely versatile for your personal or business use. Support 32 of the most popular memory cards . USB powered device with low power consumption and no external power required. Plus, it is small enough to fit in your pocket. It is great convenient of you to bring it to anywhere for storing, downloading and sharing data between your computer, memory cards or external devices."
The promotional image above provides a good look at the Mirrorbox, and the following lists detail the features and supported media card formats.
Features:
» High speed USB 2.0 (backwards compatible with USB 1.1)
» High transfer rate of up to 480Mbps
» Transfer files between PC and digital devices
» Compact design, Lightweight
» Plug and play for PC platform
» LED indicator for power and status
» USB powered device. Low power consumption , no external power is required
» Access all different cards without any adapters (except T-flash)
Supported Formats:
» CompactFlash Type I
» CompactFlash Type II
» CompactFlash ultra II
» CompactFlash Extreme
» CompactFlash Extreme II
» CompactFlash Extreme III
» Microdrive
» SmartMedia Card
» T-Flash (adapter required)
» Multimedia Card (MMC)
» Multimedia Card II
» RS-MMC
» Secure Digital Card
» Secure Digital ultra
» Secure Digital Extreme
» Secure Digital Extreme III
» Mini SD Card
» Memory Stick Media
» Memory Stick Pro Media
» Memory Stick Pro Ultra II
» Memory Stick Pro Extreme
» Memory Stick Pro Extreme II
» Memory Stick Pro Extreme III
» Memory Stick Duo Media
» MS Pro MagicGate
Packaging:
The Mirrorbox is an aluminum, USB 2.0 compatible device that is small enough to fit in a jacket pocket. It comes packaged in a plastic container that offers enough information so that the end user will be well aware of what they are purchasing. The front of the package gives you just a quick view of what type of media cards it supports, while the back gives you a detailed list.
