Noel Stoutenburg wrote:
In a response to Will Denayer, dhbailey wrote, in part:
or even a memory stick (you have a memory stick large enough to hold
all your data?)...
and while I can't speak with any authority on memory sticks, but since
I recently purchased a digital camera, I've been paying attention to
the memory cards it uses, Compact Flash, which are available in 256
and 512 K, and 1, 2, and 4 GB versions! Though one can use CF as a
backup medium, I've been more inclined to use USB flash drives for
data backup purposes, because there are significantly more computers
these days which do not natively accept CF, (or other memory card
formats) than do not accept USB.
ns
I had run out of picture space on a recent vacation, so, recently, with
a trip to Rome coming up, I ordered a new Compact Flash card for my
camera. My choice from Transcend was a 4 GB gig for about 80 bucks and
an 8 GB for about $120, so I went for the latter. My jaw dropped open
when I put the sucker in and saw over 7,000 pictures available!
I did manage to take 1100 in a week, counting many duplicates to make
up for my shaky hands. Many were great!
Raymond Horton
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