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Summary: Fabulous storage...
Review: Indestructible, imminently useful! More than just a useful little thingie for digital cameras. Also a useful, lightweight and excellently portable storage device for myriad uses. It has achieved coolness in my estimation. ;-)
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Summary: Simply a "MUST HAVE"
Review: I bought this when I purchased my Minolta S304 and I could not be happier. Using the standard resolution with a normal size picture, I am able to store approximately 200 pictures! My camera takes 60 seconds worth of video. I took a good number of pictures using this card and I was amazed with how much it could hold. At one point I had 50 pictures, 3 videos 60 seconds long and I still had room for around another 180 pictures. To get the most out of your camera, this is well worth the investment.
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Summary: Nice, But.............
Review: I bought this 128mg card at Costco and I like it for the most part but when played in my mp3 player, I have some problems with the music flickering on and off once in a while which does not occur with my 64 and 32 meg card. But it really doesn't bother me since I only paid 59.99 at Costco. Its a great deal considering this little piece of memory has like 2000 times more RAM than Apple II's from the 80's!
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Summary: What can you say about a memory card?
Review: There is nothing better than to go on vacation, let someone take pictures of you and your wife doing a once in a lifetime event and saying "Take all the pictures you can, don't worry about running out of room on the card" The card is about the same price per megabyte as smaller capacity cards but not having to worry about running out of room for pictures makes it well worth it.
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Summary: beautiful product/ amazon a little short
Review: the card works flawlessly just as all sandisk that I have purchased. there was a large rebate on this product and when I recieved it amazon had not included any information or forms. I am presently waiting still on a response. mabye i will get it ,mabye not. otherwise this is the best of the media cards.
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Summary: sandisk flashcard
Review: There are an awful lot of choices to be made concerning flashcards. The biggest decider of what flashcards you use is the companies choice. IE Sony, Compaq, Hewllit packard etc.
I found that not only does Sandisk offer a wide choice but the quality in engineering of each one is top notch. Reliability is good, but as with everything, you still should treat with care. Recommendations also come from relatives who have used my camera with this flashcard.
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Summary: Worth the bucks
Review: I bought one of these to store media files on my Cassiopeia E-125. After converting CD tracks to WMA, I could fit roughly 36 songs on the SanDisk 128mb card. In fact, this product rocks so much that I went out and bought another one. While, I use to have a *clunky* Zip drive which was used to take files back and forth from home and work, I now use my Cassiopiea and a SanDisk 128mb card to do the same job. If you think about it, this little card holds even more data then even a Zip drive with out the worry of corrupting the disk. Best of all, it's roughly less than 1/8 the size. So if you are looking for a way to pack allot of data into a small place, skip the 32 and 64 disks and go with the 128mb SanDisk.
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Summary: good, but SLOW
Review: good product for a reasonable price, but the boot and loading times are slow. The Lexar 8X & 12X cards are much better for only slightly more $. Faster speeds are battery savers as well as great for next shot availability.
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Summary: It performs as advertised.
Review: It does everything it's supposed to! I've used it under some rough conditions, and even dropped it a couple of times, with no apparent negative results. I only wish it were possible (practical?) to recover deleted shots.
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Summary: NEED INFO
Review: WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TYPE 1 & TYPE 2 ????
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