Compact Flash Reader Needed

Hello.
I'd really like to get a compact flash reader for my 30GB iPod video, but the only one made appears to be the Belkin one -- and everyone says it's SUPER S-L-O-W. That won't work for me because I shoot RAW and each of my files is 12MB. I have at least 2GB each time I need to offload the card.
So does a speedy solution exist for current 5G iPods?
Cheers,
ALF

If its a direct camera link that you wnat for storing data from your digital camera you can look at this:
http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore?productLearnMore=M98 61G/A
If this doesnt help in what your needing then i am sure belkin is the only one if youve done a full search on it.
GFF

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