Digital Cameras and CompactFlash Memory Cards What are CompactFlash memory cards? How much can CompactFlash cards store? How are CompactFlash cards used? Which CompactFlash cards can be used with a Mustek digital camera? Where can I purchase CompactFlash cards? What are CompactFlash memory cards? CompactFlash memory cards are a type of storage media perfectly suited for portable electronic devices such as digital cameras and hand-held computers. Flash memory is incorporated into quick-access microchips that can either be installed directly into a device, or placed within a removable card. Mustek's digital cameras usually have 2 MB of Flash memory built-in, and a socket for CompactFlash memory cards.
How much can CompactFlash cards store? CompactFlash memory cards are sold in the following common sizes: 4, 8, 16, 24 and 32 MB. A few companies make cards in 48, 64, 80, and 96 MB. Mustek's digital cameras can use cards up to 32 MB in capacity. How are CompactFlash cards used? Depending on what sort of device they are being used with, CompactFlash cards can be installed and accessed several ways.
Notebook and desktop computers can also use CompactFlash cards. The cards are inserted into an adapter or card reader that is connected to the PC.
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