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  SD Trifecta 66X 2GB
listed since 06/2007
Memory Card
"... At around £30 it may seem expensive for a 2GB memory card, but in truth it's more than worth it  …
1 Review
 
 
 
listed since 05/2007
Memory Card
"This performance is average for a Memory Stick Pro Duo, but the card is fairly good value."
1 Review
 
 
 
listed since 04/2007
Memory Card
"... it's a compelling buy for anyone with a compatible camera or solid-state camcorder. ..."
1 Review
 
 
 
listed since 02/2007
Memory Card
"The card supports excellent transfer rates via a USB 2.0 card reader, although it actually proves quite difficult to fill completely ..."
1 Review
 
 
  Ultra II SD Plus USB 1 GB
listed since 12/2006
Memory Card
"Great product - it solves a problem and works well. ..."
1 Review
 
 
 
listed since 10/2006
"... Excellent performance, but it does come at a certain price."
2 Reviews
 
 
 
 

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"OCZ Secure Digital Trifecta 66X 2GB"
1 Memory Card
TrustedReviews
Published on 6/2007
On test: OCZ Secure Digital Trifecta 66X (2GB)
Despite the best attempts of many an interested party, Secure Digital memory cards have become more or less the de facto memory card format. CompactFlash remains popular among photographers, and Sony continues to soldier on with its mad variety of formats but in general Secure Digital has won out and the great majority of consumer electronics devices support it. With devices becoming ever smaller, new SD memory standards have been created including miniSD and microSD which, as the names suggest, are smaller versions of SD cards, which are compatible with SD card interfaces via adapters. Review details: Single Test   → Test results
"PNY 1GB Memory Stick Pro Duo"
1 Memory Card
Computer Shopper
Published on 7/2007
On test: PNY Memory Stick Pro Duo (1GB)
Memory Stick Pro Duo memory cards are used in some Sony digital cameras, Sony music mobile phones such as the Walkman W810i, and the Sony PSP. PNY's 1GB stick has enough room for around 320 6-megapixel photos, 250 MP3 music files or roughly two hours and 45 minutes of PSP-compatible MP4 video. It comes with an adaptor to use in older devices with Memory Stick slots. Review details: Single Test   → Test results
"Reviews in brief"
1 Memory Card, 1 mobile phone software, and 5 other Products (approx. £25 - £60)
PC Pro
Published on 6/2007
On test: Evesham Solar 8600GTS, Peak Xtreme 150x SDHC Card (4GB), 3M Privacy Filter, Hauppauge WinTV Nova-TD
Review details: Seven peripherals and accessories were reviewed and rated based on features, performance and value for money. Scores ranged from 4 to 5 stars out of 6.   → Test results

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Memory Cards

The pictures taken on a digital camera can be saved to a number of places. There is currently no standard memory card although two are becoming the most popular used in consumer devices. These are the xD memory card and the SD card. In professional devices the compact flash card is the most used as it offers much higher capacities. An SD (secure digital) card is favoured by nearly all camera manufacturers except Olympus and Fuji and is also used in many PDAs and mobile phones. SD cards offer a speed normally around 10MB/s but there are cards with double this speed. These will be marked 133x or high speed and are required by some cameras when making videos or taking concurrent photos at high speeds. SD cards are available in sizes up to 2GB, a 512MB card will normally have enough space for 150 photos at 5 mega pixels. xD cards are a little slower than SD but are smaller and use less power. They are available in the same sizes as SD cards. With the use of a card reader/writer, memory cards can be used as external storage.
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