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| Brand: | Sony |
Product Specifications
Technical Details
- Memory Stick Floppy Disk Adaptor
- Easy access to Memory Stick files on your desktop computer
- Suitable for Windows and Macintosh desktop computers with a standard floppy drive
- Can be used with selected Mavica cameras for high capacity storage
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
Now you can use Sony's MSAC-FD2MA Floppy Disc Interface for Memory Stick Media in any computer with a floppy disk drive. Simply put your Memory Stick into this handy adapter, and then insert it into the A: / drive of your computer. No tangled wires. No clumsy cables. No hassles.
Box Contents
- Sony MSAC-FD2MA Floppy Disk Adaptor
- CD-ROM Drive Software
- 2 x CR2016 Lithium button type batteries
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
34 of 35 people found the following review helpful
The Sony Floppy Disk Adaptor has been an excellent addition for my Sony FD95 Digital camera.
Before, I was forever changing floppies, but now with the Floppy Disk Adaptor and a 32mb Memory Stick I can use my camera all day without having to carry a heap of discs around with me.
Even better, is the ease with which the stored picture files can be downloaded onto my PC. Once you've loaded the software from CD,- this took just 2 minutes including re-booting my PC - it's just a simple case of clicking on the 'A' drive and viewing them.
The software even gives you an idea of how much battery life is left in the Floppy Disk Adaptor's two lithium batteries. The specs' state that they will deliver 12 hours continuous writing to the disc and 16 hours continuous reading from the disc.
The memory stick can be formatted by using the Floppy Disk Adaptor in your PC.
One downside to the Adaptor is the slower writing time than a normal Floppy.
