Flashe Reviews

I bought the iCLick CF card to use with my sandisk card reader to carry around documents and power point presentations. I've never purchased another CF card before. It seems to work great. It downloads/uploads fast and I've never had a problem losing data. I have even dropped it a couple of times and it still retained the information. At the price, you can't beat it.

Worked great on my HP 318 digital camera. I was impressed by the amount of pictures I could take. Haven't had any problems with lost pictures are slow downloads. Reliable product, good price.

You can never havd enough storage space for whatever type of memory storage you need. 64MB would be the half way point when condsidering the size you want for the price you want. It is plenty of MP3s's for your PDA. Great for the digital cameras or any other type of unit you would have using compactflash card.... this is reasonable.

I bought this CF card to use in my Kodak DC4800. Works great. I also have a 128-meg CF card (Kodak brand). But needed a bit more storage for an upcoming trip. And a second card can be a handy backup in case another card fails. (I've never had a card to fail - but have heard of it happening to others.)

I hope to buy a digital wallet 6-gig device sometime in early 2001. Waiting to make sure the device is solid.

YAHOO HAS THE SAME CAMERA FOR NO LESS THAN $165 !
Check this link to compare prices:
http://search.shopping.yahoo.com/search/all?clink=&p=e-mini&tool=0&did=

Amazing 4 in 1 Device:
1 Digital still camera
2 MP3 player
3 PC camera
4 Audio recorder (built in mic)

TV OUTPUT (includes the cables)
SHOW EVERYONE THE PICS ON THE TV DURING THE PARTY!!

Includes:
1) Headphones
2) EXTRA MEMORY
3) Soft Case with Window and Belt Holder
4) AMAZING SOFTWARE to edit your photos (2 cds full of software)
5) Software for the MP3 Player
6) Cable for Connecting your cam to the TV!!
7)Cable to Connect Cam to your computer !!!
8) Batteries
9) Warranty Card
10) Manual
11) Tie Strap for Camera
12) USB Cable
13) Headphone holder pouch

Don't be fooled by others selling a imitation product for more.
This Camera is the industry wide known for its quality and they back it up with a better service.

Visit this link to see a camera layout and specifications:

http://www.konica.com/products/digital/cameras/eminim_layout.htm

Konica e-mini M Digital Camera/MP3 Player is a compact and stylish multi-function digital camera that helps you capture images perfect for emailing, digital photo albums and web pages. USB8MB CompactFlash. The e-mini M's integrated MP3 recorder lets you download and record music to enhance your digital images.video outputs allow it to be used as a monitor-mounted "computer cam.

I wanted to buy the same brand card that came with my Nikon coolpix 2100 and I'm not disappointed. It works even better and faster with the camera and a 128 mb is a must.

I got it sooner than I was supposed to with the free shipping and it works really well with my canon s230 digital elph. I also use this card with a card reader, the same brand. I picked this card because it was 12x. I know there are cheaper 128 cards, but my canon shoots 3 minute video clips if the card is fast enough to write the data, and this one is!

I got the 32 MB Lexar and the Jumpcable free with the purchase of a Canon S100. It is a great combination. One can also use it to download a series of shots from the PC to review on TV through the camera!. I have a Viking 32 MB for my Pocket PC and it does not work with the reader, making me wish I had known that not all CF cards can do the USB trick!

We have this exact Lexar card and just love it. The best thing is the Jumpshoot cable which hooks to any computer with a USB port (hot-swappable). Instead of hooking your camera up to your computer, you can simply take the card out of your camera and insert it in the Jumpshot Cable's slot. Then, the CF card shows up on you computer as if it were a hard drive. You simply copy them to you own hard drive. In the meantime your camera can be in use or simply saving power. (Note: The Jumpshot Cable does come with some software so it will work on your computer-PC or Mac.)

In addition, Lexar is know among pro photographers as one of the better quality manufacturer's. Great Quality and a Great Product.

I have the 48meg Lexar card and just love it. The best thing is the Jumpshoot cable which hooks to any computer with a USB port (hot-swappable). Instead of hooking your camera up to your computer, you can simply take the card out of your camera and insert it in the Jumpshot Cable's slot. Then, the CF card shows up on you computer as if it were a hard drive. You simply copy them to you own hard drive. In the meantime your camera can be in use or simply saving power. (Note: The Jumpshot Cable does come with some software so it will work on your computer-PC or Mac.)

(Note: the jumpshoot cable only works with USB enabled CF cards. I like the feature so much, I simply don't use my older cards that aren't usb enabled)

In addition, Lexar is know among pro photographers as one of the better quality manufacturer's. Great Quality and a Great Product.

I have a Lexar CompactFlash with the JumpShot cable and it works fantastic. Not once has it caused me any problems. Truly Plug-n-Play. I have an 8x card - and transfers are quite fast.

One of the other reviewers mentioned that the JumpShot cable would not work with any other card. This is not entirely true. The cable will work only with USB Enabled CompactFlash cards. Not all cards are USB enabled. Watch for "USB Enabled" and you'll be OK. In my humble opinion, the JumpShot cable is fast, easy to use, and takes up little space.

The more megapixels you have, the higher the resolution pictures you take, the longer it takes to store your images to your memory card. That's a good rule to keep in mind when you are buying CompactFlash (CF) cards.

When I was shopping for CF I noticed the claims by Lexar with their x4, x8, and x10 speed CF. I researched a bit on digital photography forums and found that people either stood by the Lexar brand or said "don't believe the Lexar hype".

After I did a bit more research and found a couple websites that objectively completed a side-by-side comparison of all brands, speeds, and sizes of CF, the choice was clear - Lexar is faster. It might not be a true x4, x8, x10, but there is a clear speed improvement across the board over all other CF brands.

If you only use your digicam to take a picture here and there, feel free to buy any other brand of CF. If you need or want the flexibility to take multiple high-resolution snapshots rapidly (like lot's of candid family shots or when you're at a sporting event) then you'll find that's where Lexar's speedy CF shines.

The review I read stated that you can only use the USB cable with the Lexar card. Well of course you can only use it with the Lexar card! It was never designed to be a general purpose card reader! I had one of the first 8X 80 meg cards that Lexar put up for sale. After about a year I got another 32 meg 8X card from Lexar. It was at that point that I discovered that my 80 meg card was really pretty slow. I wrote Lexar about my little problem. Lexar gave me a brand new 80 meg 8X USB enabled card for free! That is what I call great service. I now have four seperate Lexar cards. The only problem I have ever had was quickly resolved by Lexar. If one wants a general purpose card reader, they only cost about $40. In my opinion, Lexar cards are the best in the business.

I've had one of these for a while. It's very reliable, durable & convinient because of it's size. The worst that has ever happened to my maglite was for the bulb to break when I was busy messing around with it.

I can't reiterate enough what the other reviewers have said about the mini-mag Light. I own about 4 or 5 of these things and they are great. I have previously owned maybe 15 to 20 other plastic flashlights in the past and all have bit the dust. Broken case is the number 1 reason due to a drop or being stepped on. For some other reason, these others have crummy switches which fail easily. NOT THE MAG LIGHT. The switch is simple and tough (I know since I've taken it apart) The battery life is great, the case is highly durable. I love the candle mode (i.e. take the head off completely) I have also mixed and matched parts from different colors to make mine unique. My 3 year old son loves his and it is easy for him to turn on or off. He is really rough with his toys, but has never stopped the mini mag. (Warning - kids do like to take the head of the light off which exposes the lamp. If the lamp breaks, then it could be dangerous to them.) Finally, the spare bulb in the tail piece is awesome, very handy. When I replace the bulb (which is needed sometimes) I always make sure there is a good spare in the tail piece. I could go on and on. If you're looking for a cool gift, or need some extra light, buy a few of them. They are the best.

This card works very well in the Coolpix. Fully functional, providing about 130 pictures in Normal 1600x1200 pixel mode. The card costs about $100 less than the equivalent Nikon memory card.

I purchased this card for use with my Kodak DC290. It works great. It cost considerably less than the 64MB card from Kodak.

I HAVE HAD THIS LIGHT FOR MORE THAN A YEAR NOW. I HAVE USED IT FOR SEVERAL THINGS FROM TAKING CLOSEUPS OF JEWELRY TO OUTDOOR PICTURES IN THE NIGHT. IF YOU ARE SELLING ANYTHING ON THE INTERNET THIS WILL ENHANCE YOUR PICS ALSO. IF YOU ARE INTO SERIOUS PHOTOGRAPHY THIS IS A GREAT ACCESSORY FOR YOUR CAMERA.

I recently bought this light for use in my dental practice. After looking for expensive ring flaslights, this cool light is simply great. One of the features i like more is that when you use a ring flashlight in dental photography you need to close off all the other light sources, which means you have them on, you focus, you turn them off and you shoot the photo. With the cool light the light is allready on before and after the shot.
ONE OF THE BEST PRICE-QUALITY ITEMS I'VE FOUND.