Transcend declares that its recent range of USB card readers have cleared the Windows 7 compatibility test and are certified to be compatible with Windows 7 platform and bear a “Compatible with Windows 7†logo.
The Microsoft Windows 7 operating system is focused and intended to give a facelift to the popular Windows product line. It has been designed with an aim to be broadly compatible with software applications and hardware devices that are compatible with its predecessor Windows Vista.
According to Austin Huang, Regional Head – Sales, SAARC & APAC, Transcend, said, “We always strive to keep pace with technology. Our incessant R&D has made our products highly acceptable in the market. Now that Microsoft is launching its latest version of Windows operating system, Transcend users can freely use their card readers on Windows 7 computers without worrying about compatibility issues.â€
Based on the ChangeWave Research, the recent satisfaction rate for Windows 7 is around four times higher than Windows Vista. For efficient functioning, Transcend card readers including RDP8, RDP6, RDP5, RDP3 and RDP2 are approved to meet Microsoft’s standards for Windows 7. Transcend’s card reader have unique, compact sleek design and are very light in weight.
All card readers offer easy plug and play installation and visible labeled slots to eliminate confusion and save time. Further, card readers also support Secure Digital Association’s SD 2.0 standards and provide high-speed USB2.0 USB data transfer rates that simplify transferring music, video clips, pictures, documents and other files too. Transcend claims that its card readers are trusted by memory card users all over the world for its speed, dependability and compatibility.
Users can now easily use their Transcend card readers with computers powered by the latest Windows 7 operating system without compatibility concerns.
