Rating: 
Summary: Not for Palm PDAs
Review: Although this device will work on a Palm, it will perform
very, very slowly compared to other brands, e.g. SimpleTech.Search the internet for "write performance" and SanDisk and you
will find objective evidence of this. Buy one of each brand and
you will experience it for yourself. Example: Kinoma movies with sound in highest quality will not
play properly on SanDisk but will on SimpleTech. A collection
of 20 files totalling 15MBytes will at times take over one
hour to load on SanDisk. If you're putting this in a Palm PDA, don't, buy a competing
brand.
Rating:
Summary: Not for Palm PDAs
Review: Although this device will work on a Palm, it will perform
very, very slowly compared to other brands, e.g. SimpleTech. Search the internet for "write performance" and SanDisk and you
will find objective evidence of this. Buy one of each brand and
you will experience it for yourself. Example: Kinoma movies with sound in highest quality will not
play properly on SanDisk but will on SimpleTech. A collection
of 20 files totalling 15MBytes will at times take over one
hour to load on SanDisk. If you're putting this in a Palm PDA, don't, buy a competing
brand.
Rating:
Summary: NOT COMPATIBLE w/ Audiovox MPDJ MP-1000
Review: Beware!: Although guaranteed to work with all audio devices, this SanDisk MMC is NOT compatible with the Audiovox MPDJ MP-1000. Audiovox promises a compatible version under their own product name by May, 2001. See their web site www.audiovox.com or call their Customer Service @ 1-800-290-6650 for more information.
Rating: 
Summary: GOOD BUY
Review: GET IT IT WORKS WITH EVERYTHING EVEN AUDIOVOX!!! IF IT DOESNT WORK WITH AUDIOVOX FOR YOU GO TO AUDIOVOX.COM ON MAY 1 AND GET MEMORY JUST FOR THE MPDJ MP3 PLAYER!
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Summary: Site promises bigger storage capacity
Review: I have a 64Mb MMC which is fine. Fits a nice hour (approx) of 128Khz MP3. The Panasonic site states that a 256Mb card will be available, well, now! Has anyone seen or heard of this, as I haven't. 256Mb would be great - can't wait... ...
Rating: 
Summary: For one hour of music pleasure
Review: I have an audiovox MP3 player, which is built-in 32MB memroy, expandable to 64 MB. The optional, expandable storage uses a memory device called MMC (MultiMedia Crad),a relatively new kind of flash card that's been out since last fall. Sandisk was the original patent holder. Have been using the MP3 player for a while, I found out the built-in 32MB is really too small, it's not even enough for one hour of workout time. so I look around and bought the SDMB 32MB MultiMedia Card. After plug-in the MMC card to my player, I got a whopping 64MB storage. It's fully compatiable. and Now I can store double MP3 music on it. and have one hour of pleasure.
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Summary: the best card in the world!
Review: i have had this for one week and its the best card eva! i only wish it had a 64mb card to replace it.
Rating:
Summary: Great Accessory
Review: I have never filled this card up yet! It holds a tremendous number of pictures.
Rating:
Summary: Great Accessory
Review: I have never filled this card up yet! It holds a tremendous number of pictures.
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Summary: This product is a scam!
Review: I purchased this product for 40$ at a differant retail store for my AudioVox Mp1000 Mp3 Player. The product and its reviews state "Guaranteed compatibility with any MultiMediaCard device"
That is a complete lie, every time I tried using the card it would say "Please connect the Mp1000." Since the box was opeaned I never got a refund. When I tried my friend's Hitachi Card to see if the palyer was defective, it worked.
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