Sandisk Card Reader Compatibility

Hi, I just wanna know whether the following 6-in-1 Sandisk Card Reader is compatible w/ PowerBook G4.
Thanks in Advance!
http://www.sandisk.com/Products/Item(1140)-SDAD-67-SanDisk6in1_PC_CardAdapter.aspx

Yes it is.

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