Frankfurt - You can find them in cell phones, digital cameras and navigation systems. They are digital storage cards, and they can be enormous - at least in a digital sense - holding hundreds of photos or a plethora of large documents. To transfer their data onto a computer, you can either connect the mobile device to a computer using a USB cable or you can stick the memory card into a card reader. That is a simpler, and in many cases quicker, solution.
"What's important is that the device can read all current cards," says Michael Tafelmaier, editor-in-chief at Colour Foto magazine. "Four or five slots are standard today," he says. The storage cards are slid into these slots, and then the data transfer is set to go.
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