SanDisk 2GB SD Memory Card (SDSDB-2048, Bulk Package) by SanDisk
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Digital camera reviews of SanDisk 2GB SD Memory Card (SDSDB-2048, Bulk Package)
Digital camera Review: Solid Product Worth the Purchase
Summary: 4 Stars
I purchased a sandisk 64MB disk for my point and shoot camera, which I still have to this day and since it is still working well I decided to go with sandisk for the upgrade. I needed the disk for dSLR I purchased recently and considered the high capacity SD cards as they are suppose to give you a quicker response time.
I have shot a few hundred shots and there hasn't been a significant lag with this card ( I tested it against my sisters SDHC card). I haven't had a read problem with the card (I have used it with my internal card reader on my notebook, a stand alone third party reader, with the camera attached to a desktop, etc). With the price drop I probably will pick up a couple more....
Digital camera Review: Great Buy
Summary: 5 Stars
I originally bought the Kingston 2gb SD Card because it was cheaper than Sandisk ... what a mistake! The Kingston did not work in a single computer I put it in, so I swapped it out through Amazon and got this SanDisk. It works exactly as expected ... haven't had any problems.Digital camera Review: san disk 2gb
Summary: 3 Stars
no problems with the actual product itself, but the shipping cost more than the item itself.Digital camera Review: 2GB memory card.....what else is there to say?
Summary: 5 Stars
If you are looking for a 2GB Sandisk memory card then you found it. Works like it should.Digital camera Review: FIVE BUCKS???
Summary: 5 Stars
Well, I know there are larger capacity SD cards out there now, and I've tried a couple of 4GB versions, but they werent as across the board compatible as this 2GB device by Sandisk. This one holds over 3000 photos at 1600x1200 resolution, goes straight from your camera to laptop or SD capable plasma/LCD tv, and as far as I can tell is totally bulletproof, not to mention FAST.
SD cards are for specialty applications. Unless you're addicted to making movies with your new digital camera and need more storage capacity, spend your money on a USB flash drive. 5 Googleshnitzles