SmartDisk 40GB PhotoBank, Digital Transfer and Storage Device

• Handheld PhotoBank offers a quick, convenient, easy way to directly transfer digital photos from your camera. Simply insert your flash memory card into PhotoBank and, with one touch, copy and safely store your photos. • With 40GB of storage capacity, PhotoBank holds over 40,000 photos (at 800KB file size) and can be connected directly to a PC to offload images to share with family and friends. The LCD status indicator and the single key enable reliable, quick one-step transfer. • The SmartDisk Digital Photo Bank is very simple to use. There is virtually no set up, and it ships with a built-in, rechargeable lithium-ion battery, so there are no batteries to replace. You can use it in the field with the battery power, which takes up to four hours to fully recharge, and conversely you can also use it with the included power adapter. It features memory card slots for the most popular memory card formats, such as Compact Flash Type I and II, Microdrive, Secure Digital, multimedia card, Smart Media, memory Stick, and memory Stick Pro. • The memory card slots are built along the sides of the device. Compact Flash andMicro Drive are located along the top of the unit, Smart Media along the right side, and SD, MMC, and MS located on the left side of the Digital Photo Bank. When you power on the unit, you can then insert your memory card and the DigitalPhoto Bank will detail the amount of memory on the card as well as the amount ofdisk space remaining on the drive. Press the copy button (which is next to the on/off button) and it will start copying the data from the memory card to the drive. While other similar devices will enable you to view your images, the SmartDisk Photo Bank is strictly a storage device for storing and transporting digital images to another device, such as a computer. When images are stored to the SmartDisk Photo Bank, the device updates, displaying how much space is left on the unit. • The SmartDisk PhotoBank PB40 is the perfect device for digital photographers whoneed to offload their memory cards while on assignment but don't want to lug around a notebook computer to do so. It is nicely built and supports the most popular memory card formats. Slightly larger than a deck of playing cards, it isconstructed of metal and plastic and sports a tiny but readable LCD screen. The data you can read on the screen includes the amount of disk space left on the drive, the amount of space read on the memory cards, if the unit is attached to the computer via USB and battery power. It is so simple to use and helps to reduce the amount of stuff you would have to otherwise carry.