Panasonic Pocket Copy

Sep 14 2005, 2:58am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Need to copy data from a SD Card to another without a PC? Panasonic has the answer with the new Panasonic Pocket Copy Gadget.

The Panasonic SD Pocket Copy (BN-SDEAP3) supports SD memory card and mini SD cards. It is powered by a dry-cell battery that gives 4 hours of continuous operation.
The memory card copy device measures 85x55x14 mm.
The Panasonic Pocket Copy goes on sale in October in Japan. More details in this Panasonic press-release (Japanese).

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