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Kingston 4GB Compactflash Card Ultimate

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Kingston 4GB Compactflash Card Ultimate

(13 customer reviews)

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A-KingstonUltimateCF/4GB-U

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With its impressive minimum sustained write speed rating of 133x, CompactFlash Ultimate is the perfect match for high-end digital cameras and other devices that benefit from fast capture and storage functions. Its designed to deliver superior results with fast transfer and support for continuous shooting. CompactFlash Ultimate offers plenty of room for capturing and storing high volumes of images.To ensure that Kingston digital media solutions are among the performance leaders in their class, Kingston engineers select high-performance controllers as part of each cards design. Each card is 100-percent tested and you can rest assured that every CompactFlash Ultimate has received a perfect score.

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Product Details

Product Length:	1.43 inches
Product Width:	1.69 inches
Product Height:	0.13 inches
Product Weight:	0.09 pounds
Package Length:	6.9 inches
Package Width:	4.6 inches
Package Height:	0.8 inches
Package Weight:	0.1 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 13 reviews

Features

Standardized complies with CompactFlash Association specification standards
100x speed, 20 MB per seconds read rate and 16 MB per seconds write rate
Dimensions - 1.43 x 1.68 x 0.13 inch (36.4mm x 42.8mm x 3.3mm)

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 5.0

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16 of 16 found the following review helpful:

AWESOME speed May 28, 2007 By David Bock "javaguy"
I must have around 10 different compactflash cards of various sizes from various manufacturers. With the upgrade to a Nikon D200 (from a D100 and also a Coolpix 5700 and 8700 in my arsenal), I decided I needed some big, fast, flash.

I am *not* disappointed. In my D200, set to fast multishot, I was able to take over 100 (large fine jpeg) pictures before the card couldn't keep up and I filled the camera's buffer. That was over 12 seconds of continuous photos! I have a (much) older 4 gig Microdrive flash card that is pathetically slow compared to this.

I bought four cards, and I have stressed one in all 4 of my cameras, filling it, erasing it, and filling it again several times. While not a formal stress test, it has given me enough confidence - in the past I have had flash cards that would occasionally result in errors moving between cameras, problems formatting in the camera, etc. So far, the one card I hammered has been fine.

I was tempted to get the 8gb version of this card, but 2 4 gig cards are cheaper, and provide some level of assurance - if one card fails, I still have one to keep going. 1 8 gig card would be a single point of failure.

8 of 8 found the following review helpful:

This is the stuff dreams are made of Jun 28, 2007 By J. Kurz "J. Q. Public"
If you need lots of storage for your images, this is the card to buy. 133X speed memory with super-fast write and read times. No waiting for that next shot. I have several CF cards, 1GB and 512MB. They are 40X-90X and not near as fast. I use them only when I know I don't need as fast of a write time between shots.

Great card.

14 of 16 found the following review helpful:

compactflash card Mar 08, 2007 By The Photographer
This card works flawlessly in my Nikon D200. D70, and Coolpix 8800 cameras. No problems noted at this time. Card is very fast and can keep up with the fastest of my cameras.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

Comparable to Sandisk Ultra II Aug 12, 2007 By David
Works as expected -- has been dependable and speedy. I use a Canon Rebel XTi. I have a SanDisk 2GB ULTRA II and this card runs at about the same speed in the XTi (no noticeable difference) but [was] a little cheaper per GB and that also goes for the 2GB variety of this card. When I look to buy another card (within 3-6 months), if the SanDisk 2 GB Extreme III, 4 GB Extreme III, or SanDisk 4 GB Extreme IV hasn't dropped closer to the corresponding Kingston card prices, I'll get another one of these. [It seems the prices are fluctuating between Sandisk and Kingston... right now I'd probably go for an Extreme III, which are fairly priced per GB.]

[Brackets denote updates.]

If I encounter any problems in the future, I will update this review.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Great and reliable! Jul 26, 2007 By Edgar H. Tan, MD "The Healer"
I got one of these CF cards and liked it. Stable, durable and really a quality CF card. I am getting another one and this should speak on how please d I am with this card. Kingston is a reliable brand.

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