Transcend TS2GSD150 150X Secure Digital 2048 MB

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 more than ready for many tasks. The durability of the card is incredible however if the golden strips are put into contact 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

Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful

Advantages: Fast, Large, Effective
Disadvantages: None so far

...I've been into digital photography for a while now (around 6 years) and have seen in grow from the high end being 1.2 MP to what is is today (some in excess of 32 MP). Back in the day (a Wednesday in fact), my trusty 64 MB card got me by soundly. This is not the case anymore as I am the proud owner and operator of a Canon EOS XT Digital Rebel 6.0MP. I recently bought one of Kingston's 2GB flash cards and have been incredibly pleased with my results and experience overall. It is a very fast card and the extra space is a must. I would highly recommend this card.... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: Convenient, reliable
Disadvantages: A bit small for absent minded people, need to shop around for a good deal

...These are rather good little memory cards. They fit into PDAs, Cameras, and normal card readers, they are about the size of a postage stamp and can store up to 2 Gigabytes of pictures, documents, movies or any other type of digital file, USB plug, meaning that you can plug them into a PC without the need for card readers. Imagine, you take the card out of your camera, hinge back the top of the card and insert it into a free USB port. 2 seconds later you are browsing through all your pictures, reliving those memories and deleting the blurred / embarrassing / illegal / or downright horrible ones. The first time I saw one of these with the built in USB plug the seller was asking £95 for a 1 gigabyte card. Now, like many other technology products, a bit of shopping around will get you one of these for less than £20. Sandisk Ultra... Read review

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