Which compact flash card reader (still available) works with core i7?

Help! My card reader died. I'm having trouble finding a compact flash card reader for my iMac Core i7. I'm shooting with a Canon 7D. Any suggestions?

Maybe a bit pricey http://store.apple.com/us/product/H6333VC/A?fnode=MTY1NDA2NA&mco=MjQwODk2ODQ
In essence, all USB 2.0 Card Reader should work (SanDisk for example) as well.
Stefan

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I purchased the ipad 4/retina diplay 64 GB model today and i need a compact flash card reader that works with it.
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thank you.

I found this with a simple Google Search:
http://photojojo.com/store/awesomeness/ipad-cf-sd-reader/
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Camera-Card-Reader-Connection-iPad/dp/B005NN8V3M
But Diovonex is correct, use the standard Camera Connection kit and transfer them from the camera directly as described in this other thread.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4751292?start=0&tstart=0

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Many of us keep a $7 PCMCIA card adapter for emergency backup but rarely use it because it is sooooooo sloooooow. It also takes over your computer not allowing you to do much else during the downloading of photo/files.
Do that a few times and you see the need for upgrading to a new standard.
It would be nice to be able to just pop a card into the side of the laptop without plugging in a reader.
On the other hand - Sprint and Verizon do need to make an Express/Card 34 for internet access. I may be getting a MacBook Pro next month and not being able to connect to the internet from anywhere is my biggest fear, more so than the PhotoShop problem.
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I think this would take some major surgery of the registry or re-writing of the drivers to move the memory address used by the SD card device, I am still working on this for now.
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[Edited by: admin]

Hi David
Unfortunately, I dont think that you will find here someone from Toshiba marketing or other departments. This is ONLY a user to user forum.
What you say is simply NOT true.
The Tecra 9000 was delivered with 3 different OS.
It was delivered with Windows XP Pro, W2k and Win98. You can order all this Toshiba images from the Toshiba service partner. Therefore Tecra 9000 does support Windows XP!
Tecra 9100 was delivered with Windows XP and Windows 2000 and supports also Windows XP!
Of course there are different models with different hardware configuration but all supports WinXP.
I dont know why you get this error message or why you cannot use the SD card but I assume you dont use the Toshiba image. Therefore you have installed your OS not correctly. Because youre a newbie you dont know that the whole Toshiba driver installation must be done in the right order and all the Microsoft QFEs must be also installed.
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Thanks for your time.

Interesting.
I have a Sandisk SD(etc) card reader for my Powerbook's PC slot, and it eats CPU pretty effectively as well when importing into iPhoto - but so does reading from a USB 2 card reader. The PC card reader is slower than my USB reader, but the PC reader is way more convenient!
I've noticed that OS X seems to have more difficulty with PC cards than external readers. For example, last night my PC card quit - or so I thought. When I inserted my camera's card into the reader, it wouldn't read. I saw the PC Card item pop into the menubar of the finder, so I knew the card was functional. I plugged my card + camera in with it's USB cable, and it worked (transferred to iPhoto) just fine. I formatted the card, but while iPhoto recognized it via USB (via camera and external reader), it wouldn't via PC card. I rebooted a while later, and it began to work again - go figure. I've never had this sort of issue with USB gadgets, so It's a little odd.
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Okay, I am making progress here now.
Using the link in my message above timestamped Dec 13, 2013 4:24 AM, I filed a tech support request describing the problem. Because they asked for details to confirm that the problem was with their product, I copied and pasted pretty much verbatim the text from my message above.
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