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Out of stock | | | | | | Kingston's standard CompactFlash is for everyday use of digital cameras, PDA's, and MP3 players. These standard cards are the perfect solution for additional storage on these devices. These rugged, low-power cards can store loads of digital data and offer users high quality at a great price. One of the world's most popular digital mass-storage devices, CompactFlash memory cards from Kingston bridge the gap between hungry storage requirements and affordability. Users of digital cameras, PDAs and other digital devices can quickly and easily download or transfer digital files between various digital devices and the Internet, using a card that easily fits in the palm of the hand. With the speed of a memory chip and better portability than a floppy, Kingston CompactFlash memory cards offer greater storage than many other media cards, at a fraction of the cost. They're available in a variety of capacities, so users are sure to find the right size to fit their needs. Best of all, Kingston's legendary quality and reliability are a standard feature on every card. | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 7.0 inches | | Product Width: | 4.5 inches | | Product Height: | 1.0 inches | | Product Weight: | 1.0 pounds | | Package Length: | 6.3 inches | | Package Width: | 4.0 inches | | Package Height: | 0.5 inches | | Package Weight: | 0.5 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 30 reviews |
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| | Features | Dimensions - 1.43'' x 1.68'' x .13''3.7 - 6 Mbps read rate1.5 - 5 Mbps write rateCompatible with PC Card Type II adaptersData retention - 10 years
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7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 Great value, Works as it should Feb 28, 2006
By William Taylor
"usms"
What can you say about memory? Well it works and my camera seems to like it. Using it in a Canon 10D. My camera will take bursts of photos and the card gets written to properly and quickly. I haven't measured the time. I realize this isnt an 80x card or whatever, but I don't have an 80x camera, so it suits me fine. I have used it at sporting events and haven't missed a shot because of the card being written to, so I think it does as it should. I have several other Kingston cards, starting all the way back with I think a 32mb chip, then a 256 then a 512 and now a gig chip. I think they are a good value and I have even washed one in my pants pocket, run it through a drier and it still works, not that I'm trying to promote using your memory like pocket lint, but it's good to know they are build well!
9 of 10 found the following review helpful:
 John Jun 12, 2005
By JP in JC
I have the Canon Rebel. I had the same problem where files were corrupted. Also, when clearing the card, some pics stayed filed. I am not happy with this flashcard at all.
9 of 10 found the following review helpful:
Excellent card for the price Jun 11, 2005
By Tezza
"Tezza"
I bought this card for my Canon 20D digital slr and I've been very happy with it.
I got it on sale for $59 after rebates which was an awesome price in March, 2005.
While not the fastest card around, it's been rock solid. Never had a problem. The only time I notice the lack of speed is transferring it off my camera to my PC.
I use a firewire connection, and I can unload the entire card (1gb worth of photos) in 7 minutes. Yah, I could spend a lot more money to cut that time in half, but basically I go get a cup of tea while it's unloading. Most of the time, I'm unloading only a half full card so its a 3 minute wait.
I don't notice the difference in speed while the card is in my camera and I'm taking picture. I don't, however do a lot of 5 fps shooting, nor do I use RAW format much. When I'm shooting the best quality jpegs I never notice any write time to the card because it's all being buffered by my 20D.
I'm hoping Kingston gets a 2gb card happening, on sale, for under $100 and I buy one of those.
Kingston, most underrated buy in the compact flash world, as far as I'm concerned.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Works great with EOS 20D Sep 19, 2005
By Bob Atkins
I've been using this card in an EOS 20D for 6 months without a hitch. It's performed flawlessly. Although it's not a super high speed card I've never had any speed related issues at all since the 20D's internal buffer is large and fast. You can't beat the price and I have no complaints about performance.
12 of 15 found the following review helpful:
poor quality Jul 25, 2005
By TomH
25 Jul 2005 This card developed intermittent errors (corrupted image files) after 4 months and failed completely after 5 months of average use in a Nikon D70. I am back to using a 3-year old SanDisk card which has had a lot more use but zero problems.
09 Sep 2005 Edited - This card has a lifetime warranty so I was able to exchange the defective card for a new one from Kingston. So far the new one is working OK. At least this vendor is willing to replace their product when it is defective.
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