>The 1400 has the older 16-bit PCMICA II card slots, all USB cards use >the newer 32-bit CardBus standard. > >However, if your camera uses Compact Flash (or SmartMedia) memory >cards, you can get an PCMICA adapter and plug the card directly into >the 1400, and the 1400 will see the card as a hard drive. You could >then copy the photos to your 1400's hard drive. > > - Ron. >
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