Rating: 
Summary: Great product for the price!
Review: ... a greal deal, in my opinion. I purchased a 32mb card a few days after Christmas at Circuit City,...I have an Olympus D490, and this card works great with it. A 64mb card is essential if you like to take photos in SHQ mode - I can fit 50+ on my 64mb card, as opposed to about 26 on my 32mb card. Love the camera, love this 64mb card. If you do decide to buy this card, buy it from Amazon - places like Circuit City and Best Buy are still charging way too much.
Rating:
Summary: If you have a Rio 500 then this is a must!
Review: Being that this has the ability to store on your Rio 500 up to 4+ hours of high quality audio with the Rio's built in 64megs, adding an additional 64 megs doubles that capacity and will allow you also listen to 2+ hours of music at other times. You'll be surprised at how tiny this thing is, considering that it holds 64,000,000+ bytes of information! If your digital camera also accepts smartmedia, then you can share this ramcard between your camera and Rio. A thing to note, though, is if you have a Rio, the internal memory and the external memory act as two independant recording mediums rather than a single seamless 128 megs. What this means is that you have to record tracks to the internal memory and to the external memory separately. If you happen to use Real Jukebox as your Rio interface, Real Jukebox will automatically flow the extra tracks to the external memory when you use up the internal memory. That's a great feature, but if you decide that you want to delete a track from the internal memeory, tracks from the external memory are not shifted over. In essence, you need to treat each RAM module as an independent recording medium. Get this and you'll be the envy of all those people who still use casette tapes and bulky CD-Players.
Rating:
Summary: Value and Quality
Review: First of all... the price and quality are superb.
I have owned mine for about nine months now enduring vacations in Austria and Mexico City. I have had absolutely no problems with my photos (regardless of the countless times I've erased single/all photos as well as formatted the card).
You will be pleased with this card.
Rating:
Summary: great deal
Review: great deal at 99.94 does away with the only complaint which was the cost. now it is cheaper to get one 64mb card then two 32 mb cards. got it for my rio500 it works great and doubles the storage capacity. a great deal and a must have for any mp3 player or digital camera
Rating:
Summary: How many pictures will it store?
Review: How many pictures will it store? It is the most commonly asked question from digital camera enthusiast but usually the question that is the most difficult to get a straight answer about. Well, considering I worked in the memory industry for over 7 years I can help clarify this perplexing question and do so unbiased as I have since changed industries.
The SanDisk 64MB SmartMedia Card, like most 64MB cards, will store on average 71 pictures when used with a 2 megapixel camera, 53 images when used with a 3 megapixel camera, 32 pictures when used with a 4 megapixel camera, 25 images when used with a 5 megapixel camera, and 20 pictures when used with a 6 megapixel camera. These numbers are based off the assumption that you are going to shoot your images at the highest quality JPEG setting available for the camera and understand that they are estimates and may be off by as much as 10 percent due to numerous factors including the complexity of the scene being shot and the compression algorithm used by your specific camera.
I truly hope this review was helpful to you in determining whether this card is the right capacity for your specific needs.
Rating: 
Summary: Can't go wrong
Review: I am currently using this card with my Olympus C-3030 Digital camera. It's a little pricey considering you can buy almost 3 32 MB cards for 1 of these. But when you have bigger projects like I do and hate to keep changing cards out, this is a must own.
Rating:
Summary: A definate must for a Digital Camera or MP3 player
Review: I bought a Nomad II MG MP3 player back in November of 2000. I thought it was great. I could take my music anywhere in such a small package. The only draw back was the fact it only had enough memory for 16 songs or so at 128. I needed more room. Fortunatly I could get a smartmedia card. The catch... $200.00 at the time! It was crazy. I wanted more memory, not another MP3 player! I kept looking until I found one here. It was a deal I couldn't pass us. I bought one and I think It's the best! I can play music on it, take digital pictures, send large files from my PC to my notebook. It's probably one of the best disks you will find. Go ahead and order 2, I did and I love them!
Rating:
Summary: Good Idea if you want more from your Rio 500.
Review: I purchased my Rio 500 two years ago and love it but at the time I thought the memory it came with was enough but now I purchased the 64 meg card and thanks to the reviews people put on Amazons site I downloaded the firmware and updated so my Rio 500 would take the 64 meg card. I couldnt get it to work at first but found out I had the card in up side down wich didnt look like it should go that way but the Rio recognised the external memory so if you have trouble keep working it will work in the 500. Here is the site I use to update the software, these folks have a super site for Rio players...
Rating:
Summary: Majoy Memory
Review: I use it in my Creative Nomad II, and it works great. It was kinda spendy though.
Rating:
Summary: Good choice if you want 64MB card. Great w/ Digital Camera.
Review: I'm very pleased with this card. It is real simple to install. Just turn of the camera and pull out the old card and pop the ScanDisk card in. If you you the card with a Olympus D460 camera, you can take over 300 pictures at highest resolution. For a little more money than the Olympus 32 mb card you get twice the capacity. The only difference is that you can't take panoramic shots. Save your 8 mb card for that. The nice thing about the added memory for the camera is now I can take it on vacation and snap as many pictures as I want without worrying about downloading them to a PC. My next purchase will be a USB card reader because the serial connection on my digital camera is painfully slow.
| 
