AGM Global Vision Fuzion TM25-384 Fusion Thermal Monocular
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sakose
Internal 3.5-inch reader with six slots supporting SDHC and a USB port, built around the AU6370 chipset
The sakose SA U2CR-368 fits a standard 3.5-inch drive bay and provides six card slots driven by an AU6370 chipset. It supports SDHC and other common formats plus one USB port for additional connectivity. This unit suits system builders who want front-panel access to multiple memory card types without using external hubs.
The reader mounts securely in a 3.5-inch bay and presents an aluminium front bezel that resists wear from repeated card insertion. Its single internal USB connection keeps cabling simple but limits the device to one USB header on the motherboard. Builders needing multiple independent USB channels or tool-less tray mounting should look elsewhere.
| Brand | SAKOSE |
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It connects via a USB 2.0 internal header, so transfer speeds are limited to the USB 2.0 maximum.
It fits a standard 3.5-inch internal bay and provides six card slots.
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