PNY Optima 2GB SD Class 4 Flash Memory Card P-SD2GB-EF by PNY
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Digital camera reviews of PNY Optima 2GB SD Class 4 Flash Memory Card P-SD2GB-EF
Digital camera Review: PNY sd card
Summary: 5 Stars
This product does everything as advertised @ a great price. My camera picked it up immediately & it gave me all the storage capacity I could ever need.Digital camera Review: Plenty with PNY 2.0GB
Summary: 5 Stars
This PNY 2.0GB card has proven to be plenty as a digital camera card. We purchased the 2 gig card for my wife's Canon Powershot S-900 "Elph" to replace smaller memory cards.
Although 1GB cards worked adequately with the "Elph" we noticed, early on, that its 10.0 mega pixels quickly filled up the photo card. The 2.0GB holds many more photos (over 400 shots and counting) than the 1GB. At half the price of other brands, the PNY is proving to be very satisfactory (we purchased two 2.0s at once).
We happily recommend the PNY 2.0GB photo card for your photos. It makes a great gift candidate. Get yours soon!
Digital camera Review: Polaroid Version is Compatible with Nintendo Wii
Summary: 4 Stars
I picked up the Polaroid variant of this memory card as a doorbuster deal from Circuit City on Black Friday for about the same price you can find it here on Amazon. The model number on it is P-2D2G-RF3/POL. Therefore, I'm sure it's the same card with a Polaroid label. It says made by PNY on it. I bought it for use in the Nintendo Wii and I can verify that it is compatible. I've copied pictures to it from my PC and then viewed them on the Wii.
This is my first experience with Secure Digital as my camera uses CompactFlash. Therefore, I thought I would benchmark it for comparison. Using a cheap, generic USB 2.0 card reader, I copied a file containing 231MB of digital photos in JPEG format from my PC to the SD card. Write Speed is 2.89 MB/sec (231MB/80sec). I then renamed the file and copied it back to the PC. Read speed is 4.62MB/sec (231MB/50sec). For comparison, using the same card reader and the same testing method, my 1GB Sandisk Ultra II CompactFlash card showed a write speed of 1.67 MB/sec and a read speed of 2.78 MB/sec.
I don't really know how to rate this item as I have no experience with any other SecureDigital Memory. However, it works and it's much faster than my CompactFlash. Therefore, I'll give it a 4/5.
Digital camera Review: Practical Choice for Everyday Use
Summary: 3 Stars
The card works as advertised, which doesn't include it's speed. It's not a fast card. But for general everyday use, you can't beat the price. For more demanding photography, I would recommend a faster card.Digital camera Review: Read and write errors!!! Avoid!
Summary: 1 Stars
I own it for 1 week and already I need to replace it. I get read and write errors causing device to fail. Get anything but PNY.