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Memory Cards
Memory Card Reader
Memory card readers transfer pictures up to 10 times faster from your memory
card to your computer than standard serial cable connections. The parallel port
memory card reader connects easily to your PC computer, and works well with
most printers. Using the memory card reader greatly reduces battery
consumption during download, since the camera is not used, and is WINDOWS
95, WINDOWS 98, or WINDOWS NT compatible.
card to your computer than standard serial cable connections. The parallel port
memory card reader connects easily to your PC computer, and works well with
most printers. Using the memory card reader greatly reduces battery
consumption during download, since the camera is not used, and is WINDOWS
95, WINDOWS 98, or WINDOWS NT compatible.
KODAK DIGITAL SCIENCE Picture Cards, also known
as memory cards or CompactFlash cards, allow you to
expand the storage capability of your camera. These
removable, reusable cards come in a variety of MB sizes
that make storing, sharing, and manipulation of pictures
easy. Used with card adapters, memory cards become
compatible with PCMCIA slots on laptop computers
as memory cards or CompactFlash cards, allow you to
expand the storage capability of your camera. These
removable, reusable cards come in a variety of MB sizes
that make storing, sharing, and manipulation of pictures
easy. Used with card adapters, memory cards become
compatible with PCMCIA slots on laptop computers
Memory Card
Kodak Item Number
Number of
Pictures*
4 MB
196-4956
14
4 MB card with adapter
821-6822
14
10 MB card
863-3828
36
10 MB card with adapter
849-2399
36
20 MB card
146-8628
74
20 MB card with adapter
824-2026
74
32 MB card
180-6900
100
32 MB card with adapter
196-4840
100
Card adapter only
156-1596
N/A
*These figures are based on images captured in the best quality and highest
resolution settings in JPEG format. The number of pictures are approximate
numbers because the actual numbers are determined by the detail in the scene
of each picture.
resolution settings in JPEG format. The number of pictures are approximate
numbers because the actual numbers are determined by the detail in the scene
of each picture.