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Lexar Releases MicroSD-To-Lightning Reader For iPhone And iPad

Oliver Haslam·April 19, 2016

Getting photos from your camera's microSD card onto an iPhone or iPad can be a little tricky. That's where Lexar's MicroSD to Lightning Reader accessory comes into play.

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