Plug this thing into a Zip Drive and you deserve a Nobel Prize.
~NSHA
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Won’t slide into adapter connected to computer, therefore it won’t work, so this attempt at a fail is a fail.
It is allready slided
How do you know? Obviously the SD card adapters are ejected for this picture. When fully inserted everything might fit just fine.
This works perfectly fine.
That 2gb mini sd will push in towards the panasonic adapter.
Then push the panasonic adapter towards the laptop.
Tieing your shoes must be complicated for you?
Plugception.
Sliding in will work.
I’m more worried about the software. Will this really work, for the computer to recognise?
What? No PC card to Express card adapter?
There’s something distinctly ‘Russian’ about all this…
He needs Matroska files on that card, it’s only right. Bonus if he wears a sailor suit while using it….
Yo Dawg, I heard you like SD card adapters. . .
i think tape cartridges loaded faster.
Totally should be used on an external drive, on a workstation running a virtual machine.
adaption
Get a 1 plug USB reader
oooh look a new take on the old Parallel to USB chain
If one could figure out how to get this menagerie to eventually fit into a 5″ floppy drive, they would win every nobel prize ever.
I’ve got ‘er bypassed like a Christmas Tree, try not to give ‘er too many bumps.