Testseek.com have collected 24 expert reviews of the Kingston USB 3.0 Media reader FCR-HS3 and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Kingston USB 3.0 Media reader FCR-HS3.
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The Kingston USB 3.0 Media Reader offers just what you are expecting from such a device: portability, multi-card support, fast reading and a solid metal construction.Our simple transfer rate tests showed that it will fully take advantage of your flash car...
Excellent performance using the USB 3.0 interface, support for the latest flash card formats, good price
Narrow card slots catch on edges of SD and CompactFlash cards, making insertion difficult
DescriptionThe Kingston FCR-HS3 USB 3.0 Media Reader looks realtively sleek on your desktop, measuring 4-3/4" (w) by 2-1/4" (d) by 3/4" (h), with an angular metallic-style exterior, and a Kingston logo that glows red when in use.FeaturesThe most important...
Abstract: I, like many, was never an iPhone adopter. I held onto my Samsung sliding phone for many years until I heard about Google releasing their Android mobile operating system. Luckily, I was on T-Mobile, so I was one of the few that were able to get their h...
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Published: 2014-05-30, Author: Jonathan , review by: aphnetworks.com
Abstract: When Lenovo Canada made a "mistake" of selling an IdeaPad Y410p with an Intel Core i7-4700MQ processor, dedicated NVIDIA GeForce GT755M graphics, 8GB of DDR3 RAM, and 1TB hard drive for $279 CAD last week, no one could have imagined it to turn out to be i...
The Kingston FCR-HS4 is one of the two winners as far as performance is concerened, but it has an edge on the Sandisk where price is concerned, at 28 Euros. On top of that, it offers more compatibility options (it works with Compact Flash and Memory Sti...
Abstract: A by-product of our constantly evolving tech world, is the large amount of storage devices that photographers, videographers as well as general PC users have to deal with. These range from memory stick duo cards, as used by mostly Sony products such as...
