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BTW, anyone ever seen this USB SmartMedia reader? &nbsp;It's at BUY.COM for $60 and supports 1.5mb/sec:<br />
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<a href="http://www.siig.com/usb/usb_s-digifilm_reader_specs.html" rel="ugc">http://www.siig.com/usb/usb_s-digifilm_reader_specs.html</a><br />
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Thanks again!<br />
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JSexton
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BTW, anyone ever seen this USB SmartMedia reader?  It's at BUY.COM for $60 and supports 1.5mb/sec:

http://www.siig.com/usb/usb_s-digifilm_reader_specs.html [http://www.siig.com/usb/usb_s-digifilm_reader_specs.html]

Thanks again!

JSexton

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BTW, it's too bad you bought a SmartMedia based camera. &nbsp;Compact Flash is less expensive and available in MUCH larger sizes!
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BTW, it's too bad you bought a SmartMedia based camera.  Compact Flash is less expensive and available in MUCH larger sizes!

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Thanks for the info - that was my gut instinct but I didn't want to chance it. &nbsp;<br />
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Yeah i noticed CompactFlash was cheaper but SmartMedia is smaller, and the camera I got is small and weighs 7 ounces. &nbsp;I figured for the price I got the camera, I'd save more since I plan to buy only one more large memory chip anyway ;-) &nbsp;<br />
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Jon
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Thanks for the info - that was my gut instinct but I didn't want to chance it.  

Yeah i noticed CompactFlash was cheaper but SmartMedia is smaller, and the camera I got is small and weighs 7 ounces.  I figured for the price I got the camera, I'd save more since I plan to buy only one more large memory chip anyway ;-)  

Jon

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Just purchased FUJI MX-1200, but I want to get another SmartMedia chip for it. &nbsp;Do I have to buy FUJI SmartMedia, or will any brand work?<br />
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Also, I want to buy a USB SmartMedia reader - any leads or tips?<br />
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Please advise - I'm new to SmartMedia. &nbsp;Thx!<br />
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Just purchased FUJI MX-1200, but I want to get another SmartMedia chip for it.  Do I have to buy FUJI SmartMedia, or will any brand work?

Also, I want to buy a USB SmartMedia reader - any leads or tips?

Please advise - I'm new to SmartMedia.  Thx!



Is SmartMedia camera-specific?

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