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chrissie

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#8426 28-Jun-2006 22:07
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Hello again :)

Could you please advise which brand of SD card is best?

Kingston
SanDisk
A-Data

are brand names I've heard of, but also I believe speed and voltage should be considered as well.

As you can judge, I know next to nothing about this stuff, so your advice would be much appreciated! :)


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#40020 28-Jun-2006 22:12
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I have both SanDisk and Kingston, both working ok on my camera and Pocket PCs. I also have a Pretec 133x speed. This is the fastest one around here and the camera can take pictures much faster when this card is inserted...





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  #40021 28-Jun-2006 22:26
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Thanks Mauricio! :)

Seeing as you're also in New Zealand (Wellington I think you said), do you know where I could buy a battery for my ipaq 4350?
None of the Trademe sellers appear to have this particular one, so if my current battery conks out, it will be bad news LOL (my ipaq was bought second hand on Trademe, so I have no idea how much life it has left).

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#40023 28-Jun-2006 22:30
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Yep, I am in Wellington... Check with Ascent for the battery.





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  #40026 28-Jun-2006 22:48
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I have used sandisk and kingston and find them to be equally good. Highly recommend either of them, so just go for whatever is cheaper


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#40027 28-Jun-2006 22:50
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Do be aware that flash memory does not retain information forever. 10 years is typically the life.

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  #40028 28-Jun-2006 22:53
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Thanks everyone and Mauricio, you are a life saver! :)

 
 
 
 

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  #40046 29-Jun-2006 08:45
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I researched flash cards a while back, Sandisk seems to be a very well regarded brand...







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  #40050 29-Jun-2006 08:58
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The best place to buy memory cards is FlashCards.co.nz

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  #40072 29-Jun-2006 13:03
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Jama: Do be aware that flash memory does not retain information forever. 10 years is typically the life.


Is that 10 years storage of a particular instance of stored data? or is that 10 years of the projected useful life of the card itself?




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