Memory-Card Reviews

i buy it and now i have a great performance in my laptop

MEMORY UPGRADE MODULE DESCRIPTION 256 MD PC2100 CL2.5 184-PIN DIMM

Looked up KTD-INSP8000/256 on Kingston web site. Search reveled that this module will work with the Dell Insriron's 2100 & 8000 only.

I am supprised the vendor did not reveal this information in the product details.

a variable price market changing daily. However, the RAMBUS 800 MHz memory chips have retained their value at the same pricing since its introduction. It is used only on certain mother boards that can handle this speed. I am unsure however, am led to believe that mother boards handling this memory speed have been discontinued due to the costs of manufacturing. It is a product that very few can claim to own and use.

This works great in my Dell Inspiron 4150 (all models use the same kind) really makes excel and word launch faster!

Wonderful product. Supports every type of memory cards.

Since Amazon[.com] does not provide much info on this product, here it goes: I just purchased it from Amazon[com]. It is Addonics Model #: AEINTDMD4. Key Features: USB connection. Read and write to 7 different digital media. Powered directly from USB port. Unique icon for each media type under My Computer folder. Works under Windows, Mac OS 9.0 or higher and Linux kernel 2.4 or higher.

I love using my new digital camera, but hated the long wait downloading images. The photochute is the fastest way I found to download digital images. It also allows the flexibility of Mac or PC use.

This is by far the least expensive PC Card SmartMedia adapter that I have ever seen. I bought this card so that I could easily read SmartMedia cards on my Powerbook G4 running Mac OS X 10.2.1. The SmartMedia cards are used with a Fuji FinePix 1400 digital camera.

When I received the card I removed it from the packaging, inserted it into the PC Card slot on my Powerbook, and then inserted the SmartMedia card into the slot on the PC Card. The card mounted quickly on my machine, and displayed with a PC Card icon.

Importing all of the images from the SmartMedia card was quick and flawless. No software drivers to install. Nothing to configure. It just works!

If you need to read SmartMedia cards on a Powerbook, this is in my opinion the best option considering both price and performance. It doesn't get any easier than this!

These smart media cards are indisposable and actually worth the hefty price. I have lots of them at work, home, car, etc. and just keep reusing them wherever I might have my digital camera (own an Olympus which takes these). Suggest buying the PCMCIA card that accepts these and can plug right into your computer. Then buy about 6 of these for use everywhere. Dont always fill up (because you can clear and then retake) but actually end up being good for ST storage of pictures (rather than leaving tons of heavy .jpg files on your hard-drive). Good product.