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Old 17th of March 2004 (Wed)   #1
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Default Nixvue Digital Album II - Compatible CF Ultra II?

Greetings forum members!

I'm in the final planning stages of upgrading to a G5, and among the must-have accessories would appear to include portable storage for traveling.

The Nixvue Digital Album II looks like a good solution for my needs. I do wonder however if anyone has used SanDisk (or other) CF Ultra II cards successfully with this model?

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I'm happy user of two SanDisk Ultra II 512 MB and an external reader USB2.0, with my G5.
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Thanks Riccardo!

Do you also use a Nixvue Digital Album II? I'm not sure, from your answer?

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I don't know why it shouldn't be compatible. But if you want to know for sure just take your CF-cards with you when you're buying it and try it out.
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Old 18th of March 2004 (Thu)   #5
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Thanks Peter. In my case, I'm ordering both the Nixvue and the CF card from B&H, and sent to an address in the US. I live in France, will visit in the near future...

Wait! I know - I'll call B&H and ask I've heard they're a clean outfit. I've lived in France for 10 years now, I generally don't get on the phone to ask that kind of question here - not worth the time

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Default Old review, hard to find good new ones on the II

Here is an old 2001 review, I image that their technology did not go backwards since then.

http://www.steves-digicams.com/2001_reviews/nixvue.html

At the end of the review, it shows what type of card it takes.

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PS, pricey little thing though, you must take a lot of pictures
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Thanks Robert.

Yes, the unit costs a sizeable fraction of a G5, (379 USD for the 30G model at B&H) but with the generous French vacation allowances, I'm awa y from my PC quite frequently, often for a week or two weeks at a stretch. I know, nice problem to have. 8)

I appreciate the link - indeed there aren't many reviews on this newer model of the Digital Album. One assumes it can handle the most recent cards - the current firmware version dates from November, I believe.

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The website for this product says it supports CF I and II. It doesn't say anything specifically about the Ultra card you are talking about but if it supports both I and II CF, you will almost definitely be OK. Plus it is a brand new product and I am sure they would make it compatible with newer, faster CF cards. Have fun with your toys and all that vacation!
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