Prograde Digital has launched a new CFexpress Type A card reader, along a new portable SSD and a flash drive.

High compatibility, all-in-one card reader supports most available cards, for SD card, CF card, TF card, M2 card and MMC/MS and SIM/SMART cards. Dual USB 3.0 ports hub enable two devices fast ...

What You Get: PowerExpand 2-in-1 SD 4.0 Card Reader, welcome guide, 18-month warranty, and friendly customer service.

The ProGrade PG10.5 Pro Mini SSD is a compact SSD that, like the above card reader, is equipped with ProGrade’s patented ...

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Mobile card readers generally cost between £15 and £30, countertop card machines cost between £150 and £200. You can either buy the device outright or rent the device for a monthly cost. This changes ...

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