Ultra Direct Memory Access (UDMA) is a process of accessing memory without using the PC processor. It’s the most direct way for a device to access Flash Memory.
Okay, so UDMA is not U-Da-MAn but the new Lexar card reader is cool enough looking to make them “the man.”
The new UDMA (Ultra Direct Memory Access) is a pop-top design which upon clicking the top cover (say on the Lexar logo) the card reader slots pop up for flash memory access.
The Lexar card reader connects to your PC via mini-to-full-size USB cable. The device readers either CompactFlash compatible or SDHC compatible SD cards.
So just to bring everyone up-to-speed: What is UDMA technology?: (more…)
Ultra Direct Memory Access (UDMA) is a process of accessing memory without using the PC processor. It’s the most direct way for a device to access Flash Memory.
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