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"Oh sure, there's a million and one ways to rightfully cram an SD card into an ExpressCard slot, but does your current multicard reader provide continuous backups out-of-the-box? SanDisk is certainly hoping not, as it's waving its nifty FlashBack Adapter around at CeBIT and boasting of its ability to \"automatically and continuously back up and encrypt critical data onto an SD flash memory card.\" Put simply, this device enables you to access the recent copies of your most important files should your system crash or become doused with any number of liquids while working. On a positive note, this thing will indeed play nice with SDHC cards; unfortunately, it's made to work seamlessly with Windows only. Still, you suits out there can snap one up in Q2 for $29.99 and simultaneously vaporize any hope of using computer failure as an excuse for not doing work."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2008/03/04/sandisk-flashback-expresscard-adapter-enables-continuous-backups/>