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Summary: alexn
Review: I purchased this SanDisk 128 MB Secure Digital Card for my Toshiba PRD-3300 digital camera. The first time I received the SD card from Amazon.com, I plugged it into my camera, formatted the card per the specification in the instruction manual and started taking pictures. The pictures came out scrambled on the replay option. I tried reformatting the card but then I got the message "card error". I thought that the card was defective and I returned it for replacement to Amazon.com. In approximately 4-5 days I received my second SanDisk 128 MB Secure Digital Card. I repeated the same procedure of formatting, picture taking and so on but I was getting the same result and the error message. I was ready to send the card back again, but before I did I thought I'd check around the web to see if there is any compatibility issue of this card with my camera. I went on Toshiba web site to see if I can find any compatibility issue with this card. Sure enough when I checked for new Firmware it had this:
"Latest Firmware Upgrade Features:
Improved compatibility with SanDisk brand SD Cards manufactured after May 2002, specifically for high capacity SD Cards -
128MB SanDisk SD Cards
256MB SanDisk SD Cards
Upgrade your PDR-3300 for use with these cards."I followed the instructions, upgraded my firmware to the latest revision 1.04A and now my camera recognizes the 128MB SanDisk SD Card and it is working great.
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Summary: It works fine!
Review: I read several reviews that had a negative evaulation of the SanDisk 128mb secure digital card and have found them to be inaccurate. I bought a Sharp 4MegaPixel Digital Camera and this product works great. Down-loading is easy, and picture quality
is great. The card formats easily and seems to be a great product. For the price, $... with a ... rebate and free shipping, this is a hell of a bargain! I recommend this product to the consumer interested in Value and Quality.
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Summary: Would be great if it worked
Review: I started using these cards a few months ago. Bought two of them. They were a lot cheaper than those from Lexar, Simple, etc. However, you get what you pay for. I first found out how bad these cards are when I bought a Sharp Zaurus. Apparently Sandisk does something funky in the hardware on these cards that keeps them from behaving like everyone else's cards. Whatever they have done keeps it from working on the Zaurus. While looking through some other products here , I am now seeing that they are not working on things such as the Toshiba e740 (which I also own). The card seemed to work on mine, but only half way. I had been attributing problems to the PC2002 OS on it. Turns out I was a bit mistaken. So, if you can get this card to work in your device, good luck to you. If you can't, get rid of the card and buy something from another manufacturer.
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Summary: Good, cheap memory for your camera or PDA
Review: I use one of these memory modules in my Toshiba E740, and it works flawlessly. Sandisk memory is also usually cheaper than many of the other brands, which makes it a excellent value.
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Summary: SCANDISK 128MB SECURE DIGITAL MEMORY CARD
Review: I WAS VERY HAPPY WITH THE PRODUCT. I AM NOW ABLE TO STORE A LARGE PART OF MY PROGRAMS, AND NT HAVE TO USE UP THE LITTLE MEMORY MY PALM HAS. I WAS ALSO PLEASE WITH THE SELLER.SELLER WAS QUICK I GETTING ME MY PRODUCT.
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Summary: Works with Sharp Zaurus ROM version 2.38
Review: If you own a Sharp Zaurus, the SanDisk 128 MB card will work very well and consistently if you flash the Zaurus ROM up to version 2.38. You will have issues described in other reviews if you leave the ROM at version 2.37. I actually received a defective SD card initially, and Amazon replaced it immediately. You can download the latest ROM software from the main Sharp Zaurus website. Get the following: ROM Version: 2.38, July 22, 2002 - Added support for new Sandisk 128M and 256M SD cards.
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Summary: Buyer Beware
Review: Like the reviewer from Sun City West AZ, I bought a card to use in my Toshiba PDR-3300 Digital Camera which uses Secure Digital Memory. I too was attracted to Sandisk's 128MB's low price relative to its competitors, so I ordered it. From out of the package, I loaded the card into my camera and took several pictures. The camera kept saying "no picture". After taking it out from the camera and cleaning the contacts on the card, I tried again. This time I got two pictures that were extremely blurry. I returned the card and ordered a Delkin Secure Digital Memory Card. The Delkin card has worked perfectly. What good is the low price that SanDisk offers if the card is unreliable?
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Summary: Great!
Review: Really, when it comes down to it - all Flash memory is the same, the only difference really is how it's stored/accessed. I've been using Compact Flash for quite sometime, nearly 4 years now - and have just recently moved over to the SD Card range because my new Pocket PC only takes this format. Anyway, I bought this card for the Pocket PC to store a bunch of MP3s/WMA files so that I could listen to music on my Pocket PC. The card is fast to write to (via USB it's still slow) and is extremely fast to read from - there is no skipping of the music and the quality is rather good. This card will work anywhere, I'm in Australia - and bought THIS EXACT card.
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Summary: Works great with Ipaq 3955
Review: Super value. Works great with my Ipaq.
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Summary: Works great in Panasonic PV-DV851 camcorder
Review: The camcorder came with an 8 MB memory card, which can be filled very quickly if you like taking photos with the camcorder (each picture occupies about 0.5 MB). No setup is necessary, just plug this card into the camcorder and it works.
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