«Very pleased»
My camera is a Canon Powershot A650 IS, and is compatible with this Kingston 4GB SDHC Class 6 Flash Card (SD6/4GB) card.
I've never gotten a memory card this big before, or needed one this big, but since my camera can take it, I decided to go with the 4GB. I read some reviews on the different types of flash drives and made sure that this one was compatible with my camera, and it was. I also looked up how to judge "class" numbers (like this one is a class 6) to see what the difference was. Basically (if your device can take it) the higher the class, the faster it is :D
I'm very pleased with my purchase. The picture capturing and loading is very quick, so much quicker than my previous SD cards, which is convenient for me, because I'm the family photographer, and with children - you know how that goes... if you miss the moment waiting for the camera to finish loading, then you miss it completely. I also take pictures of things in nature, and use this same camera when going to concerts, so processing speed is very important to me. Erasing processing time is also very speedy, which I like.
I hope that was helpful! ^^
[Saturday, September 06, 2008]
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«DONT BUY IT!»
i bought this xd memory card for my phone because someone had told me how expensive it was in the store and how i would get it much cheaper here. however when it arrived i put it into my blackberry and it wasnt reading that i had a memory card in. i went to the phone dealer to see if it was my phone that was the problem but it turns out that the new memory card i had received from amazon was magnatized and didnt work. after all the trouble i went through to get it, i have to go to a store and buy it for a lot more because i cant trust it to work if i order it online! my one advice would be... DONT BUY THIS PRODUCT! its a waste of time and effort and you can never be sure that it will actually work.
[Saturday, September 06, 2008]
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«Works Well»
I purchased this card for my Motorola Q 9c and it works very well. No complaints about it with my phone. When plugging it into my laptop (with the included adapter) under Windows XP, the card doesn't show up as connected to the computer. However, this is not a Windows limitation, but a firmware limitation on my end because Ubuntu Hardy Heron recognizes it just fine. I'm able to use it on my phone with Windows Media Player, contact pictures, custom ringtones, and pretty much anything else. It also works correctly with Windows ActiveSync (as awful as that software is). Good product and I got one of the last two for under $20 too. Kingston is still one of my favorites when it comes to memory.
[Saturday, September 06, 2008]
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