Not really exciting, but a brilliant memory card

Advantages: Lots of storage space, completely reliable, great connectivity, dirt cheap
Disadvantages: None

...Of all the products you can buy over the internet, memory cards are about the dullest you can find. There really isn't a whole lot to get excited about. In fact, the ideal memory card would be one you could just slot into the camera and forget about. And this one does that perfectly. Sandisk are widely recognised as the leading manufacturer with regards to memory cards, and their SD cards are particuarly good. This is one of, if not the, largest Secure Digital card Sandisk sell, and it works perfectly. The card is as reliable as a wood burning stone - it never fails, just keeps ticking away in the background, doing it's job. In fact, you hardly ever need to pay it any attention. It doesn't encounter difficulties with anything, be it technical faults or connectivity, taking it all in it's stride, and with so much memory, you can snap...

jonwebb5 05.08.2008 · Read review
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Review of Sandisk Secure Digital CARD 2048 MB

Card sharp

Advantages: Fast, reliable and inexpensive
Disadvantages: Those blister packs...

...Memory cards are perhaps not the most glamorous or exciting of products to write about, but given how much they're used these days I think this category rather deserves a review! The SD card (and its successor, the SDHC card) has certainly won the battle to be the standard format used in compact digital cameras. Digital SLRs are still quite likely to take the larger CompactFlash format, and Sony continue to cling obsessively to their own proprietary MemorySticks, but the xD format is being slowly dropped by Fujifilm and Olympus, while the old SmartMedia cards are now really of interest only to collectors of old cameras. SanDisk have long had a reputation for producing high-quality, reliable memory cards, and even their basic models (which are blue) uphold this... so long as you don't fall into the trap, as too many have, of being...

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Review of Sandisk Secure Digital Ultra II 2048 MB

Kingston SD/1GB Secure Digital 1024 MB

Advantages: lifetime warranty
Disadvantages: none

...Very good 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 - as easy as plug-and-play Economical - low power consumption 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...

owais997 24.07.2008 · Read review
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Review of Kingston SD/1GB Secure Digital 1024 MB

Kingston Jamaica? Hull? Thames? Nah SD cards! ..

Advantages: Ease of use
Disadvantages: Ease of losing

.... . These are 2 gb SD memory cards made by Kingston, SD being short for Secure Digital, and I can't believe there has not been a review already done. I have just tried to get onto their website, but to no avail, will try later. These cards are a solid state storage system for information, it is as simple as that The price is competitive, expect to pay up to £16, and you can get them for less from various companies on the internet., Remember this is excluding P&P of course. You can buy them on the high street, but at a higher price. These are often described as the "Postage stamp" size cards. The size is one inch by three quarters, or 19 x 24mm. You also have the option of going for non-branded merchandise, although I would not advise anything but the original stuff in my own camera. You are then safe in the knowledge that you...

smudgeybabes 01.10.2007 (29.09.2007) · Read review
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Review of Kingston Secure Digital 2048 MB

* Pick a card - any card . .

Advantages: Cheap, very good too.
Disadvantages: Easy to lose them.

...These cards are 4 GB SDHC flash memory cards, made by Kingston, SDHC being short for Secure Digital High Capacity, They are suitable for all digital devices like:- cameras, camcorders, PDAs, MP3 players etc. I have tried to get onto the website, but with no luck, I will try again later. These cards are in solid state, and they are simply a storage system for information, that is all there is to it. The price is very competitive, this is because they are now made with a capacity of 12 MB, so the little 4 MB ones are a little dated, however this makes them very reasonable in price. you can expect to pay up to £18, you can get them for less from various companies online, just remember some firms charge an arm and a leg for postage, packing, and insurance. You can buy them in the high street shops but at a higher price. These are...

smudgeybabes 22.11.2007 · Read review
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Review of Kingston Class 6 SDHC Secure Digital 4096 MB

Small Medium and Large SD Cards!

Advantages: Lots of flexibility with devices
Disadvantages: Micro Size can be a bit fiddly

...You probably own a device of some sort that requires a flash memory card of some sort and more than likely its an SD (Secure Digital) style card. For a few years now SD memory cards have been one of the most popular methods of storage for digital cameras and some mobile phones. However, as all technology shrinks down, unfortunately so do the memory cards. Therefore a lot of of new phones require a "Micro" or "Mini" SD card. Sounds ok but does that mean your existing card reader (That takes standard SD types of card) is now obsolete? No, not at all! The clever bods over at Kingston decided that they could make their new Micro SD cards backwards compatible for standard and Mini SD sizes by selling them with a pair of handy adapters. Yes, when you buy the Kingston Micro SD, the card itself will fit into all of your Micro SD powered...

andycharger 18.02.2008 · Read review
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Review of Kingston SDC/2GB-2ADP Micro Secure Digital 2048 MB

Carry Case Classic SD Card!

Advantages: Carry Case, adapters, storage space, speed,
Disadvantages: Small and fiddly

...Most people have devices such as digital cameras or mobile phones today that require additional memory. This normally comes in the shape of a memory card. While there are a few options around, one of the most popular over recent years has been the SD card style. However, with all modern technology, they strive to make things smaller and smaller. Enter the Micro SD card! My Micro SD card was required by my XDA Orbit phone. Looking at the size of the opening in my phone, one thing struck me about the card required. It was going to be small and fiddly. That is exactly what it is. Small and fiddly to handle. You need to be very careful not to lose it as it weighs very little and its also very thin and fragile. However, the option that comes from Kingston helps you out with a handy carry case for when it is not being used. The clear...

andycharger 30.10.2007 · Read review
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Review of Kingston SDC/2GB-2ADP Micro Secure Digital 2048 MB

Little soldiers of the data storage world

Advantages: Reliable, very very reliable
Disadvantages: Some card readers just cant keep up with how good the larger cards are (over 2 gig)

...Sandisk SD cards. Well first of all I'm amazed at just how cheap these things are nower days. I paid only £1.50 for my 2 gigabite card and only £4.50 for my 8 gigabite card. Ever since buying my latest camera and getting a free Sandisk 1 gigabite SD card with it I have never even considered buying any other. They work perfectly in all applications I have come across. I generally use the 8 gig version with my camera but also use this 2 gig one when I need to seperate groups of photos for any reason. So as you can imagine for me such an avid photographer these cards get swapped around up to 5 or 6 times a day sometimes. I would have expected with this much use they would have developed a problem by now after 6 months of this sort of abuse, but no. They just keep on going, storing and transferring picture files relentlessly between my...

Coombsy1987 07.09.2009 · Read review
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Sandisk 8GB micro SD card

Advantages: Large memory capacity, durable for its size, very reliable
Disadvantages: None really apart from it being quite small

...The Sandisk Micro-SDHC Secure Digital 8192 MB (8 GB) memory card is known as an SD micro card, basically because SD memory cards are the smallest you can currently purchase. It measures in at 15mm x 11mm and comes with an adapter when you purchase the card. The Micro SD card format is used mainly for mobile phones, because of the sheer size and the cards ability to hold huge amounts of data. Although, mainly built for mobile phone use, SD micro cards like the Sandisk Micro SD 8 GB can be used in devices such as hand-held GPS devices, portable audio players, video game consoles and numerous other devices. With the 8 GB of storage space, you can hold thousands of songs (approximately 2000), thousands of photos as well as hundreds of videos and other files. When you purchase the 8GB SD micro memory card you get an adapter with it...

yassarikhan786 03.05.2008 (04.05.2008) · Read review
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Review of Sandisk Micro-SDHC Secure Digital 8192 MB

Logitech Digital Security System.

Advantages: nice idea
Disadvantages: not reliable

...Logitech Digital Security System. I recently purchased the 'Master' outdoor system and the indoor system. I thought it was very expensive (£ 400.0 for the two) but as it was made by Logitech I thought it would work and be of good quality. I was rather surprised when I opened the master box to find that it was going to cost me even more to get the full system as I had to subscribe for extras such as zoom and extra web services. I set the system up and it worked fairly well, except that the picture quality was poor and the video was slow. It ran for two weeks and I was able to view my home from anywhere through my mobile phone. However, yesterday it stopped working, I don't know why. No pictures were received in the main PC. I re-booted. I un-plugged and re-plugged the cameras, still no pictures. So that was it. No more checks. It...

inholms 11.02.2009 · Read review
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