I’ve got a multi-card reader in my Toshiba Satellite laptop that has really come in handy. My installation with Windows XP has made managing data on these cards even easier.
I’ve run into some challenges lately thought that have become really irritating and I’m trying to figure out some solutions.

New SanDisk 4GB SD HC (High-capacity): I mistakenly purchased this card instead of the MiniSD card I actually needed. I was hoping I’d still be able to basically leave it in the card reader on my laptop and use it for some extra storage. No luck.
Lexar 4GB Memory Stick …read more

OhGizmo! had a post recently about a sewing machine that runs on a version of Microsoft’s Windows CE operating system. This may seem boring to many, but to me that’s pretty slick.
In fact if you get tired of the built-in library of 100 embroidery designs you can import and export additional designs a few different ways. The machine has a USB connection for downloading new designs from your PC or can use a proprietary memory card format that can be purchased with preloaded patterns. Alternately you can connect to the company’s ‘myartista’ website and download new designs there. But if you …read more