The ultra-tiny USB Micro Drive microSD reader

Either those or some pretty dang huge keys, or this new USB Micro Drive for microSD being sold by Brando is most likely "the world's smallest microSD reader" it claims to be. There really isn't a lot to know: it runs at full-speed USB 2.0, measures 5mm thick, weighs a tenth of an ounce and reads microSD cards. With this kind of size, you could just leave your microSD card inside the $14 reader for a DIY thumb drive, or use it as a card reader all normal-like, but that's about all that's going on here. Fire this thing up with one of those fancy new 4GB microSD numbers and watch the sparks fly!

[Xavier Gill @ Feb 13th 2007 8:10AM]

Do you need a fancy SDHC card reader for those 4gb cards or will one of these work?

[Jon @ Feb 13th 2007 8:35AM]

on of these will work, if you put in a 4 gig card, it will be like a 4 gig ultra tiny flash drive. you can take the card out and switch them up with your friends too. but anyway you go, you will need a micro sd card.

[Jon @ Feb 14th 2007 5:50PM]

excuse the hell out of me, just trying to help

[Kenneth @ Feb 13th 2007 9:12AM]

how do you even know if this supports the SDHC standard that those 4gb micro-sd will come in?

[tom_squick @ Feb 13th 2007 12:38PM]

ooohhhhh!

[Ray @ Feb 13th 2007 1:38PM]

Just by the way, the third word is a typo. "Are" instead of "or."

[adelossa @ Feb 13th 2007 4:32PM]

Just what I need: losing data along with my keys.