Fujifilm 4 GB Class 6 SDHC Flash Memory Card

The reasonably priced Fujifilm 4GB SDHC card has performed flawlessly in my two Fuji cameras. This Class 6 card has very fast read\write speeds that allow my cameras to save several images in quick succession without having to stop and wait for the card to catch up.

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SanDisk 8GB Memory Stick Pro Duo

There’s a SanDisk® memory card for every Sony® experience you have—from shooting video to playing your favorite tunes. Made especially for Sony devices and trusted the world over, SanDisk® Memory Stick PRO Duo™ cards help you get the most out of all things Sony. Because no one does memory like SanDisk.

Smart Sony® products deserve smart memory cards—built by the pioneers in flash memory

Get the room you need for plenty of pics, games and more—and add the read/write speeds that make everything work faster. Then shoot, play and share your experiences.

It’s time to upgrade the card inside your Sony device, from cameras and camcorders to PSP®, PlayStation®3, Vaio® laptop—or digital picture frames.

Maximize your camera’s performance

• Keep shooting without fear of running out of space
• Get dependable performance every time

• Don’t come up short, store more photos and videos

SanDisk 8GB Memory Stick Pro Duo Review

People say that if it isn’t a Sony accessory for a Sony product, it won’t work. Mine just works fine. A lot cheaper, too. I use it mainly for my PSP Slim for storing all my media files. Music, Videos, Pictures and Podcasts. The only thing I noticed as I started getting bigger Memory Sticks is that it takes longer for the game system to access the memory card on the initial start up. Not much of a wait just about 30 seconds to less than a minute. Overall, a small price to pay for a bigger storage space.

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SanDisk Ultra II 16 GB Class 4 SDHC Flash Memory Card

Catch whatever life throws your way

There’s never a dull moment—or at least it feels that way—when you can shoot and transfer photos and videos like the pros. That means capturing and sharing all your favorite photo and video opps with a SanDisk Ultra® II memory card. It’s so fast, you’re always ready for the next shot, plus so rugged that environmental conditions will never hold you back. With SanDisk Ultra® II memory cards available in CompactFlash® and SD™ formats, and superior speeds that let you transfer from your camera to computer in a snap, you’re ready to go where the shot takes you.

Video is the new photo
Only video tells the whole story. So get the larger capacity SanDisk Ultra® II SD cards that give you plenty of room to keep on shooting. Larger capacities, like 8 GB or 16 GB are the perfect way to shoot more video on your point-and-shoot camera.

Maximize your camera’s performance

• Keep shooting without fear of running out of space
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SanDisk Ultra II 16 GB Class 4 SDHC Flash Memory Card Review

The labeling of this item (SanDisk Ultra II 16 GB SDHC card) is very confusing. On the front side it claims a maximum speed of 15MB/sec. At the same time, it is marketed as either a ‘Class-2′ (which means a minimum read/write speed of just 2MB/s) or a ‘class-4′ (4MB/s). To move up to a ‘class-6′ card from the same manufacturer, you have to buy the SanDisk 16gb Extreme III SDHC card which costs 2-3 times more.

I decided to take a chance with this Ultra II card, even though my new Canon EOS Rebel T1i explicitly requires a ‘Class-6′ card for video capture. I’m happy to report that the card is fast enough to keep up with my camera, even in burst mode and in 1080 HD video mode.

My own benchmark (see ‘Customer Images’) revealed that the read speed of this card is consistently fast at 18-19MB/s. But its write speed is strongly dependent on the data file size:
- For small files of 1MB each, the card is only able to write at about 6MB/s. That means it qualifies as a borderline ‘class-6′.
- For typical photo files (4-6MB each), the write speed is much faster at around 10MB/s.
- When writing a huge file of 1GB, the card can actually achieve the claimed maximum speed of 15MB/s.

The SanDisk Ultra II may not be a good choice if you want to use it as a ReadyBoost device (frequent writing of smaller file). But when used in digital cameras, this ‘class-4′ card is just as fast or even faster than other brands of ‘class-6′ cards (such as the Transcend 16 GB SDHC Class 6, which levels off at 11MB/s for large files). This makes the Ultra II a great value – especially for those people who prefer to stay with a trusted name brand.

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