New Two Slot USB Mac Reader for P2 at Panny Booth NAB2006

Jan Crittenton mentioned that there is a USB Mac reader being developed that will work with the MacBook Pros.
She indicated it was available for viewing at the Panasonic booth at NAB?
Just another P2 store, or something different at a different price point?
Jan didn't mention price or the difference between it and the p2 store.
Anybody got the skinny on this device?

The one I had at the booth was a five card reader. It was USB 2 and firewire 800. Currently there already is a 5 card reader that is USB 2.0...but they go for $2000...as will the new ones.
Jan did say that they are working on a smaller one...a single or dual card reader. But there wasn't a mock up at the booth that I saw.
Shane

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