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Advantages: good space, not too pricey
Disadvantages: -

...and so on but the Kingston ones seemed to be coming up a lot in my searches and I had heard of them before for USB drives and they seem to have a good name behind them. Their memory cards come in all sizes from 1GB, 2GB, 4GB and the one I have 512MB which is probably one of the smallest but it is fine for me for now. Most Kodak cameras will accept an SD card but there are other types as you will see when you go to print off your photos. On the side ...
...is the white text saying Kingston 512MB. There is also a little arrow on the card which makes it obvious which way you insert the card into your equipment. As said above this card can be inserted into all photo printing machines which makes taking pictures easy because you no longer have to wait a day to get photos back worrying about damaged negative. As soon as the card is inserted it tells you how many photos are on the card, you can then view ... Read review

Advantages: Small compact
Disadvantages: N

My Kingston microSD came with an SD adapter that gives you the convenience to use it as a full-size secure digital (SD) card in SD-enabled devices, including media readers. This allows you to instantly move pictures between multiple devices for sharing and printing. I use mine to transfer my mobile photos,contacts and videos to PC it means it is no longer tied to your phone. Share your content collections with friends, family and colleagues easily ...
...problem with one card from kingston that was manufactured in Taiwan. It seems that the ones that have been manufactured in Japan are the better of the two. Made in Japan one is 2x-5x faster than taiwan made. # Features: Capacity: 1 GB # Standardized: complies with SD card specification standards # Versatile: when combined with the included adapter, can be used as a full-size SD card # Interoperable: with SD slot via SD adapter and with TransFlash ... Read review

Advantages: Great Performance, Awesome Durabilty and VERY cheap at retailers.
Disadvantages: Write Speeds could be better but as still above the standards set by most competitors.

Kingston Technology Company is an American producer of memory products.They are located in California but has other offices in Asia and Europe. I had in the past bought 3 of these cards but actually not for any fault of the device but because of the relibility of this card. With the size of a quarter of a normal SD card this MicroSD is perfect for all kinds of media. Along with write speeds of 6.5 MB/sec and a read speed of 8.8Mb/Sec the card is ...
...with a humans fingers or constantly touched then the memory card can face issues. Furthermore is common in many SD and Micro SD media and is seen as a general hardware problem. Kingston is such a confident company of their product that it includes a lifetime warranty! ... Read review

Advantages: lifetime warranty
Disadvantages: none

...Speed and unbelieveable performance and Kingston offers protection and reliability with Secure Digital memory cards Benefits: Small - about the size of a postage stamp (24mm X 32mm X 2.1mm) Secure - built-in write-protect switch prevents accidental data loss Fast - data transfer rate up to 2 MB/sec (average) Flexible - compliant with the Secure Digital Music Initiative (SDMI) portable device requirements Reliable - lifetime warranty Simple ...
...is easy on batteries Efficient - average write speeds of 1.5 MB/sec. Supports Windows® XP/2000/98/95/NT, Macintosh® OS and OS/2 Warp Analysis in my mind realiable performance and I always advice my friends,visiter and colike. Kingstons standard Secure Digital (SD) cards deliver the best price-to-performance value when looking for a storage expansion option for digital cameras, PDAs and many other SD-enabled electronic devices. Manufacture support ... Read review

Advantages: You Will Never Lose It & It IsCheap
Disadvantages: Extremely Big & Extremely Slow

I have an Archos AV420, and I needed some extra memory. It has an external Compact Flash (CF) slot, so I bought a 1GB CF card for £14.99 from a website that I found on google. This may be cheap, but I would not have bought this format if I could have bought anything else. I have found some problems with the card. Firstly, the card is extremely big. This meant that I had to buy an extra external card reader, because my normal one couldn't accommodate ...
...the card caboodle that I have was not big enough. So I now have to carry it around it another card holder which is a bit of a pain. It is roughly double the size of an MMC card, and nearly twice the thickness. Secondly, it is painfully slow when transferring any sort of data from you PC to the card. I have Lost on my PC, and I wanted to transfer episode 24 to my Archos so that I could watch it on the coach. The file is only 348MB because it is an ... Read review