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SanDisk MicroSD Cards 64GB $25 32GB $12.95 from Amazon
maxeon
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31-Dec-2014 10:32
SanDisk MicroSD Cards
128GB $89.99
64GB $24.95
32GB $12.95
from Amazon (
here
)
Link for 128GB
here
Link for 64GB
here
Link for 32GB
here
Ships to NZ ..
16GB is about 9.99, at that price you might as well take the 32GB.
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31-Dec-2014 10:34
The 128GB micro SD is also on special for US$89.99, pretty good price and am tempted.
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31-Dec-2014 10:50
How much is shipping
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31-Dec-2014 10:53
Around 6 dollars I think. I tried adding 5 items and it showed 8 dollars.
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31-Dec-2014 11:11
pretty good prices - the 64GB was the same as Black Friday deal
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