hardware to communicate with the PC. It does not have its own hardware and software for this. However, there are devices which are little more than memory cards with a USB connection, and a bit of software. These can be written to without additional equipment. They are usually called flash drives or something similar. I don't know if they can be attached to a viewer. Why not use the PC as a viewer, or get the pictures printed?
I don't own a digital camera - yet. However, I've got hundreds of old scanned photos on my pc. I am looking at a digital photo viewer at radio shack that allows you to insert a memory card and view photos on it as a stand alone unit, or it can be attached to a tv or a pc.
Question: can I connect a memory card to my pc using some tyle of cable (or plug in directly), in order to transfer photos onto the card for viewing? Or, must I have a "card reader" to do this? Store clerks aren't very helpful, and friends and co-workers don't seem to know either.
Thanks for any help you can give me.
Also, any advice or experience with these photo viewers? Radio Shack's is only $50. I've seen some online for several hundred, but they are beyond my budget. Thanks again.

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