Memory Stick Slot

Windows device driver information for Memory Stick Slot

A memory stick has a flash memory card format which is also removable and which generally describes the entire memory stick family. It includes Memory stick PRO which is a revision created to allow one to transfer files more speedily as well as having increased storage capacity. A memory stick duo on the other hand is the small form version of the memory stick. Memory stick Micro (M2) is another version that is even smaller than the immediate one. Memory stick PRO-HG that was added in 2006 is a PRO but with greater speed and is used in video and still cameras. A memory stick is a medium that is used for storing a device that is portable but in a form easily removable for a personal computer access. Digital compact cameras (for example those of Sony) utilize memory cards to store image files.

Sony utilizes memory sticks in digital music players, digital cameras, cellular phones, and PlayStation Portable. The Pro Duo and Duo are versions of memory stick that are utilized with Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP) and are inserted on the stick slot to allow access to music, pictures, games, videos and game data. An example of popular memory stick slot is the KOHJINSHA 7' UMPC - 1GB RAM - 40G – Wifi which has features such as AMD Geode LX 800, 1GB, Bluetooth version , 2.0+EDR, 40GB, and Wireless LAN, 7.” Other features include 7” wide TFT color LCD that has a touch screen resolution and a three-in-one Media Slot: SD Card (SDHC/SDIO) /memory stick and is also compatible with MMC card. It is always advisable to the users of Memory Stick Slot drivers to use the most current ones as old ones may cause device conflicts. It is highly recommended you run a free registry scan for and Memory Stick Slot errors before installing any driver updates.