SanDisk 2GB SD Memory Card (SDSDB-2048, Bulk Package)
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Digital Cameras Photo Reviews of SanDisk 2GB SD Memory Card (SDSDB-2048, Bulk Package)
Customer Review: Surprised it showed up.
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this from a third party seller which I normally don't do. I can't stand having other sellers available because you never know who they are and if they are actually going to ship the product. I have problems with this in the past at Amazon with third party sellers. I only buy product when it ships from Amazon and shows "In Stock".
HOWEVER, I did take a gamble with this part because it was $5.00 after shipping.
It showed up!
The card is Sandisk so it worked perfectly as I expected it would.
I still wouldn't buy anything larger than $5.00 in cost from a third party seller though.
Customer Review: Max memory for my Topographical GPS unit
Summary: 5 Stars
2 Gigs is the max memory allowed by my Topographical GPS unit...and it has to be Secure Digital memory.
I can place the highest detail level of Topo USA data from 4 states on one of these 2 Gig chips, so I find them very useful AND MUCH less expensive than the XD memory required by my cameras.
It would be nice if Olympus and Fuji could also utilize SD memory, but it is probably not fast enough for these cameras that can also take MPEG4 movies as well as rapid fire shots as long as you hold down the shutter button...so I find myself paying 3 to 4 times as much for XD flash memory for my cameras.
Customer Review: Top Card
Summary: 5 Stars
Not much to say about this card. It's a leading brand. And the amount of storage is just great for the demands of today --- especially your camera. I use this in my Canon S3 so I know I have all the storage I need for stills and movies. I got two at a very handsome price here on Amazon.
Update: I used the card in my new Canon S3 and found it slow. It is not good with movies. So if you plan to take a lot of movies, you might want to check with your camera manufacturer to see what cards it accepts. I've bought a Sandisk Extreme 111, which is a super fast card. I hope I get better results with it.
Customer Review: What is with the price here?
Summary: 5 Stars
I previously bought the same size, same brand at Office Max for about $35. That was for my digital camera. I had a 512mb one laying around that I was using for my Wii as a memory card, but when I saw this deal it was too good to pass up. These things are cheap, and if you ever feel that you'll need more (Like you're taking a lot of high resolution pictures on your "Sony Elph", or saving a lot of data on your Wii, or even downloading GPS maps on your Dell Axim PDA, having extra 2GB SanDisk memory cards is definitely a Boon.
A lot of technology uses these, and the price is extremely good.
Customer Review: FIVE BUCKS???
Summary: 5 Stars
Well, I know there are larger capacity SD cards out there now, and I've tried a couple of 4GB versions, but they werent as across the board compatible as this 2GB device by Sandisk. This one holds over 3000 photos at 1600x1200 resolution, goes straight from your camera to laptop or SD capable plasma/LCD tv, and as far as I can tell is totally bulletproof, not to mention FAST.
SD cards are for specialty applications. Unless you're addicted to making movies with your new digital camera and need more storage capacity, spend your money on a USB flash drive. 5 Googleshnitzles