Yes.There are memory card readers that will read twelve or 15 types of memory.However your usb cable will only handle so much information so it's not necessary.
Generally, memory card readers have four or five slots that fit multiple types of memory cards.
Pretty must most memory card readers read all types of memory.
Yes, provided that you have two physical memory card slots on your computer or two card readers.
No, the ps3 does not have memory card slots.
Sandisk and Kingston are the best known makes of memory cards and memory card readers as well.
All netbooks can use memory card readers, as long as they have USB connections.
Not all printers come with memory card slots, but most midrange (over $80) printers do, such as HP's and Canon's.
There are three categories of card readers sorted by the type and quantity of the card slots: single card reader, multi card reader, and series card reader.
IOGear and Kingston offer memory card readers that are powered by USB. You can also purchase memory card readers as a piece of hardware to add to your desktop.
No, the 360 slim has no memory card slots.
Well, it is possible-with a USB flash stick or a UBS memory card reader. Incase of Laptops they come embedded with memory card readers. For older CPU's external memory card readers are available at any store.
There are pleny of internal memory card readers. They typically take up a CD-ROM or floppy slot.