Sony VMC14UMB2 High Speed USB Cable for DCRDVD101/201/301

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Manufacturer: Sony
Model: VMC-14UMB2
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Sony
Label: Sony

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Features for Sony VMC14UMB2 High Speed USB Cable for DCRDVD101/201/301:

1.4 meter cable connects your still camera or camcorder to a PC
Designed for the unique requirements of Sony still cameras and camcorders
USB 2.0 compliant

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Customer Reviews

Might have been good, if it had been compatible

2007-08-13
I have a Sony Cybershot DSC-T9 camera and needed a cord to connect it to my computer. After attempting a search for compatible cords I found that this cord was listed as being compatible with my camera. It isn't. I had to return it. Amazon was wonderful about it, but I wish the cord had worked. Be careful about compatibility issues here. (I ended up buying a Sandisk Image Mate 5 in 1 reader for my memory card instead of trying for another cord)

More fragile than it seems

2004-03-28
This cable works fine: no directions needed, and it automatically alerts the computer (at least it does mine: I use Apple's iPhoto) that the camera is plugged in, which means the necessary software is launched without any effort on the part of the user. What's more, if you own any of the excellent Sony Cybershot cameras, this is the only choice available for downloading photos to your computer.

But if you do use this, be sure to unplug the cable from the camera as soon as the download is complete. If you don't, you may learn as I did that the product has one design flaw: even a moderate amount of pressure on the camera with the plug still in could tilt the camera bend the end of the cable, pulling the metal part from the plastic and rendering the whole thing useless. Which explains why I'm on this page ordering a replacement.

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