David Savage wrote:
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> At 09:01 AM 4/07/2006, Ann Sanfedele wrote:
> >Shel and all you guys who responded while I was out grocery
> >shopping -
> >
> >I don't know the speed - nothing on the package uses that
> >word it sends one to> >the website for the product details
> >
>
> The joys of
At 09:01 AM 4/07/2006, Ann Sanfedele wrote:
>Shel and all you guys who responded while I was out grocery
>shopping -
>
>I don't know the speed - nothing on the package uses that
>word it sends one to
>the website for the product details
>
The joys of being a member of a list surrounded by tec
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
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> Ann ...
>
> I use various flash cards to xfer data between computers. They make a nice
> alternative to much lower capacity floppy disks. The answer to your
> question is, yes, you can put anything on it. Might be nice to have if you
> want to easily take a few images
I've purchased at New Egg. Check out their SD cards. The Transcend 80X
1GB card is less than $25.00; the 150X 2GB card is less than $45.00 Other
cards may be more or less. I've been very pleased with the
performance/quality ratio of Transcend cards.
Shel
> [Original Message]
> From: Russell
where did you find a 1gb 80x for $25?
the cheapest I found on google is $40
russell
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Ann - I just bought an adaptor for about $20 that will let you put an
SD card into a CF slot.
It looks like a CF card with a slot that accepts the SD card.
I have a bunch of CF cards for the istD and all of my other cameras
take SD cards. For $20, it seemed like a good idea.
See you later, gs
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Ann ...
I use various flash cards to xfer data between computers. They make a nice
alternative to much lower capacity floppy disks. The answer to your
question is, yes, you can put anything on it. Might be nice to have if you
want to easily take a few images to a lab for printing instead of bur
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