MODEL- CT4GBC1            VENDOR- CRUCIAL TECHNOLOGY
    
FEATURES- CompactFlash Type I Card- 4096MB (4 GB)
       A Crucial CompactFlash Type I memory card is a solid-state disk card 
        with a 50-pin connector. The pins provide a connection between the 
        memory and the CompactFlash drive in your electronic device. 
        CompactFlash cards are used more like a hard drive than RAM. They 
        are designed with flash technology, a non-volatile storage solution 
        that does not lose its information when power is removed from the 
        card. The cards contain no moving parts and are extremely rugged, 
        providing much greater data protection than conventional magnetic 
        disk drives.
       CompactFlash cards are commonly used in portable applications such 
        as digital cameras, digital music players, and personal digital 
        assistants (PDAs). 
       When buying CompactFlash, be sure it is the type of memory card your 
        device takes--most cameras and other devices can accept only one 
        type of card (MultiMediaCard, CompactFlash card, or Secure Digital
        card). (Information about which memory cards your system uses is 
        included in the Crucial Memory Advisor tool.) Crucial CompactFlash 
        Type I cards can be used in a CompactFlash Type II slot. 
        CompactFlash Type II cards cannot be used in Type I slots. Crucial 
        CompactFlash Type I cards can also be used in Type III PCMCIA slots 
        with an optional adapter or with card readers that connect to USB 
        ports and serial ports.
       CompactFlash Type I cards weigh just a half-ounce and are about the 
        size of a matchbook: 1.6 inches long, 1.4 inches high, and 0.13 
        inches thick (40.6 mm by 35.6 mm by 3.3 mm).
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