Product Description

MODEL- ACR801U20BLACK VENDOR- ATHENATECH

FEATURES- USB 2.0 3.5" Internal 8-in-1 Card Reader- Black
Four slot units for CompactFlash (Type I/Type II), MicroDrive,
SmartMedia, Memory Stick/Memory Stick Pro, SecureDigital, Multi-
MediaCard.
A convenient and fast data exchange device for MP3, PDA, Digital
Cameras, etc.
* Fits 3.5" bays of computer case.
* Conforms to USB 2.0 specifications.
* Supports Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP and Macintosh OS 9.0 or later.
* No drivers required except for Windows 98/98SE/2000.
* No external power required.
* Connect to motherboard by mini USB cable (4-pin header connects to
motherboard.

-- SPECIFICATIONs -------------------------------------
INTERFACE/BUS- USB 2.0/1.x via 4-pin header
TRANSFER RATE- up to 480Mbps
POWER- via USB port, no external power required
SIZE - 4.04" x 3.88" x 1.0"
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Product Details

• Brand: Athena
• Model: ACR801U20BLACK
• Dimensions: .40 pounds

Features

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Customer Reviews

Rather odd interface
It probably works well if you have the proper interface. It has a plug with 4 pin holes over 5. I didn't have such an interface on my motherboard (Dell Dimension 8300)and couldn't find a USB expansion card that did so I returned it to Amazon.
I wound replacing my floppy drive with an Ultra combination floppy and media drive(link below) and a USB expansion card with a 4 pin interfce because DEll omitted to provide a 4 pin USB interface on my motherboardInternal Media Drive Black.

I don't recommend this product.
As far as I could determine, the only slot that worked on this piece of junk was the USB port. I only have SD and CF media cards, but the device wouldn't recognize either of those. There are indicator lights for each slot, and when I would plug the card in, the light would go on, but Windows XP never recognized the card. No drives appear in My Computer and there's nothing in Device Manager. I might have figured it was just a defective unit, but the drive seems poorly manufactured. For $18 I would have expected better quality. The CF slot was practically unusable, as the opening is too wide and it was challenging to get the card lined up with the pins. Everything about this device stinks of cheap manufacturing. I repackaged mine and returned it to Amazon for a refund. My advice: stay away.

rpr
It's good