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Summary: So many photos!
Review: I went for the Viking name brand because I know I can trust them and I am happy I did. When I got my digital camera, I would turn it on it it would say I could take 17 pictures. That was 8 megs...now when I turn it on it says something like 320 pictures, which is awesome when each one of those pictures is 1600 x 1200 pixels. ...Still a good buy!less trouble with this high-capacity card when compared to smaller-capacity ones since this card doesn't fill-up so quickly. And storing files (images, audio, documents, etc.) for my handheld computer is easier and more fun, too.And this card is NOT SLOWER than others I have. My devices seem to read/write to this card at the same speed as my other CF cards.
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Summary: Works fine in my Kodak DC4800
Review: I have had no problems with this memory.
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Summary: Better than to buy 256 MB or 512 MB card to get 2or4 128MB.
Review: because it is just economic and suitable. Coz U can make different type of collections.
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Summary: A MUST-HAVE for a decent amount of camera shots
Review: This is a very good accessory to have for a digital camera. I use it with my Canon Powershot S20 and I love not having to worry if I will run out of disk space while I'm on vacation or out and about. I use this CompactFlash Card with a Viking IntelliFlash USB Flash Memory Reader hooked up to my Mac and to download all the photos from the CompactFlash Card is so much faster than directly from the camera. Both items have been very reliable and have made my introduction into digital photography nice and smooth.
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Summary: Makes my RIO 500 Perfect
Review: Great addition for the RIO 500. All I had to do was download an updated driver from the Rio website, plug in the card, and I was in business. I can now store 50 tracks instead of 17... and the price is right.
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Summary: Price that can't be beat
Review: So far so good. Its not kodak, its not cannon, its not nikon but it might as well be since it fits my Kodak 4800 digital camera. And best of all the price kills the big boys.
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Summary: A trouble free compactflash
Review: Bought this Viking 128MB compactflash card (never heard of Viking before)and it just keeps on storing all my pics and displaying them when I need them without any problems whatsoever.
Just remember, as in all CF units, it's best to format the card to your camera before using.
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Summary: High quality and affordable.
Review: An excellent CF card. Its is very fast at reading and writing data (a weakness in some CF cards) and it is very reliable. I have yet to have one single problem with this card. I doubt I will buy any other brand of CF card. Viking has done a great job.
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Summary: As expected
Review: I can't say much for or against this card. It is not flashy or "USB Enabled" (does anybody ever use that feature anyway?) but it does exactly what I expected it to, at a reasonable price.
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Summary: Just fine.
Review: I use CompactFlash for some of my digital cameras, and I've become a fan of the Viking brand. However, I still buy by the dollar-per-meg calculation. Currently, this number should always be less than 1. It is curious that the prices on these cards may fluctuate by as much as 20% in one day! I suggest you find the card you want and track it a while.
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