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InnoPocket vs. MatchBookDrive
Card Opening ![]() The card opening of the InnoPocket is a little snugger than that of the MatchBookDrive. I prefer it snug, as I don't expect to be removing the CF Card form the Adapter very often. Card Insertion As I said earlier, both CF Cards include a "track" that meshes with the notches that are standard on the sides of CF Cards. The track is considerably longer in the InnoPocket, extending nearly to the opening. This makes inserting a CF Card into the InnoPocket VERY easy, and almost impossible to screw up. When I
Inserting a CF Card into the MatchBookDrive is a little trickier, as it's internal track is only about 1/3 as long as the InnoPocket's. Once the card is inserted, both CF Adapters hold the Card securely. One thing to note, some CF Cards are thicker and are called "Type II" cards. MatchBookProducts says they have a CF Adapter with a custom milled opening for folks who need Type II support for larger cards. This is very slick, since it opens the door to things like a SmartMedia to CF Adapter (see "The Future" below). |
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