IDE to SD Secure Digital Flash Memory Adapter - US SELLER - Converter SDHC MMC For Sale

IDE to SD Secure Digital Flash Memory Adapter - US SELLER - Converter SDHC MMC
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IDE to SD Secure Digital Flash Memory Adapter - US SELLER - Converter SDHC MMC:
$18.99

Secure Digital SD to IDE Adapter

Brand New


The40-Pin Male IDE To SD Card Adapter is transparent to the operatingsystem and does not require any drivers. With this adapter, the host PCwill identify the inserted SD card as a standard IDE hard disk. Assuch, you can install any operating systems and the SD card will bebootable . It works with an 40-Pin ATA cable and hard-disk driver powersupply. Please note, the card may be slightly different than the one pictured depending on the most current model available. Colors vary between red & black.

Features
  • Converts Secure Digital Card into IDE compatible hard drives.

  • Bootable solution for PC.

  • 4-pin computer power supply connector.

  • You can install the OS onto the SD Card.

  • No hard disk noise from your workstation.

  • Compatible with MMC system specification 2.0 , SD Memory Card specification 1.0, SDHC Memory Card.

  • Compatible with DOS, Linux, Windows 98SE, Me, 2000, XP and Vista.

  • Support PIO, Multi-Word DMA and Ultra DMA data transfer mode.




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