Flashe Reviews

The PNY 256 is a very reliable card and you cant beat the price. I wouuld recomend this memory card to anyone that don't want to spend a lot for a SD memory card that don'twant to spend a lot.

My experience with PNYs have been great. They are actually rebranded Toshiba cards, so the quality is very good. I would definitely recommend PNY over Sandisk, which are known for quality control issues.

I recieved my card yesterday and am very happy with the preformance. The card was very cheap compaired to others. It came in very good packaging along with an unexpected freebee. A hard plastic case to keep your extra card in. The case is a locking type that craddles your card too keep dust out and soften blows from drops or bangs. I would recommend this card to anyone who is looking for a low-priced digital camera compact flash card.

The RCA 16MB CompactFlash Memory Card is a useful tool for capturing those multimedia moments. It is affordable and compact making it a great deal. It's small size allows for handy storage. The CompactFlash products are used in many products making it the best choice.

I can't help but think that SanDisk had Uniden's PC100 series (UniPro) PDA's in mind when they made this card. This type-II CF card automatically appeared as a "Storage Card" in the UniPro (a Windows CE palm-sized PC) when I first plugged it in and stores programs and data alike. It's power drain seems virtually insignificant on the two "AA" batteries that run the unit. Of course it's noticeably slower storing to the Storage Card than RAM, but the permanent (static RAM) nature of the data more than makes up for it. Ranks right up there with an Ethernet CF card as most useful add-on device!

The SanDisk 160MB Compact Flash Card is one of the best things I ever bougth for my digital camera. I am the editor of my school newspaper and we can use this Flash Card up to 4 weeks ans still have place for more pictures. It's very handy espesaly when you don't have your computer next to you. Best for travelers.

This small little disk is wonderful! It can hold more than 200 pictures on normal settings, allowing you to pretty much take as many pictures as you want. I used it on my week long vacation and still had room left when I can home. the pictures were wonderful, and when using an adaptor it is easy to upload them to your computer, and edit them.

I think this card is a great value and it has worked flawlessly for me since purchased.

With a 48 MB card I can take the equivalent of two rolls of standard film photos on my Epson PhotoPC 850Z digicam. Over the life of the card (which is supposed to be good for something like 10 million photos!) I think this card will pay for itself in very short order.

As I post most of my digital photos on Internet albums or print them out on my inkjet (also an Epson) I rarely go to my local photo developer anymore.

I will probably add a larger SanDisk card at some point after I upgrade to my next digicam.

I bought two, the both worked well with no problems. Which is what you expect, but it is worth noting.

I already have a 256MB compactflash card from Simpletech, but needed a little more extra just in case... for back-up. This 32MB card does the trick and it works just as well as the other Simpletech cards I have, which is just what I expected!! I also got the Simpletech Flashlink CF card reader, really cuts down the transfer time in getting my digital images on to my computer.

Spent time looking at http://www.DPReview.com and this card was rated at the top of consumer flash cards along with Viking's "high speed" cards. As shown in the technical details, it is guaranteed to 26x write speed, but it actually benchmarks higher on the DPReview in a variety of read/write tests. There are professional compactflash cards on the market that offer 40 and 50x write speeds but they are generally cost prohibitive. For my Canon S230, I get excellent speed and much longer battery life than the PNY card i originally used. The only slow-down I experienced was with movie mode, it took about 10 seconds to write a 640x480 movie to the card. And with sequential shoooting (~2 pictures/sec) the camera would have to recover after 10 pictures (another 10 second delay).

I have a Canon Powershot G3 & this card works MUCH faster than the included 32MB card. I would recommend this card, especially since it helps extend battery life.

I'm just a novice at this whole digital camera thing, but I definately knew that the CF card it came with was too small. By getting this value pack, I not only got a higher capacity card, but a whole bunch of stuff that I cannot live without now!! Perfect, and an awesome value!

Simpletech provides everything you need as a primer for digital camera beginners like me. Has everything I need and it was a great value on Amazon.com. If you just got a digital camera, get this kit!

OK, I don't typicaly sing the praises of wireless network cards -- I've had my share of frustration with them in the past (limited range, connection failures, etc.). But the SMC2642W is the best of any cards I've tried -- and that includes full size PCMCIA versions!

I originally order a Dell branded 802.11b card with my Axim X5. I could never get it to work even when standing next to the access point. So, back it went.

I little gun shy, it was a while before I risked trying another CF card. But a great deal on the SMC card convinced me to give it a try. Setup is a little complicated under PocketPC 2002, but this is not SMC's fault and I understand that PocketPC 2003 is much better in this regard. Even so, I was up and running in about 15 minutes.

This SMC card has yet to fail to connect from anywhere in the house (with SMC AP) or my office (with D-Link AP). I can connect much more easily than with my two PCMCIA cards (one of them also an SMC).

After the bad experience with the Dell card, this card is a joy to use. Also, it fits very nicely into the Axim without obstructing any connectors. Power consumption seems fine, although I usually unplug it when I don't need it.

Highly recommended (and I thought I'd never say that about an 802.11b card).

The card works great in my iPaq 3835 with the CF Sleeve. Installation was simple, and with the power save mode, I get about 3 hours of use from the battery in the CF sleeve.