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SanDisk 32 MB MultiMedia Card (SDMB-32-470)
Manufacturer: SanDisk ProductGroup: CE Binding: Electronics  MultiMediaCards
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ASIN: B0000488VM |
Product Description
SanDisk?s long history of technological innovation and industry leadership has led to the development of a flash family of products unparalleled in its scope and breadth. The MultiMediaCard is the world?s smallest solid state storage device. It weighs less than two grams and is the size of a postage stamp. The card initially is being targeted at numerous markets including mobile phones and MP3 music players.Amazon.com Product Description
The SanDisk MultiMediaCard is a small, removable flash storage device, designed specifically for applications that require low power and high performance. The MultiMedia card stores up to 32 MB of music, images, data, or voice recordings, offering reliable, compact storage for Internet music players, voice recorders, smart phones, and digital camcorders. Requiring no power to maintain the stored data, the MultiMediaCard extends system battery life, making it an ideal storage medium for portable, battery-powered devices. SanDisk guarantees the compatibility of the MultiMediaCard with any MultiMediaCard device.Customer Reviews:
Not for Palm PDAs.......2003-12-12
Search the internet for "write performance" and SanDisk and you
will find objective evidence of this. Buy one of each brand and
you will experience it for yourself.
Example: Kinoma movies with sound in highest quality will not
play properly on SanDisk but will on SimpleTech. A collection
of 20 files totalling 15MBytes will at times take over one
hour to load on SanDisk.
If you're putting this in a Palm PDA, don't, buy a competing
brand.
Want to expand your PDA? This should do the trick..........2002-05-11
I cannot tell you how happy I am that I chose to spend a little more to get a Palm device that could upgrade with the expansion slot. At first I didn't think I was EVER going to fill up all
7.7MB's of available memory my Palm m125 came standard with... but I took the gamble on the off chance that one day in the distant future I just MIGHT reach the end to the memory on my trusted, and well-used PDA. Well, I reached the end...rather quickly as a matter of fact. So now we have several choices to make to fix the situation...you can choose from quite a few different expansion cards available on the market today, but in my opinion, going with the SanDisk 32MB Multi Media Card (MMC) is THE way to go. Sure, you can buy the 16MB card distributed by the Palm Company...but the SanDisk cards are MUCH cheaper... make that WAY big time less expensive. For example, I got a SanDisk 32MB card for LESS than what the Palm 16MB card costs.
Now I originally wanted the smaller 16MB card, but I figured since I went through the original memory much faster than I had anticipated, why not get an ADDITIONAL 16MB's for LESS money?
A couple of important things to think about when making this purchase: be FOREWARNED...it will take your Palm a few extra seconds to access programs on your expansion card than it would if the program was directly in the existing internal memory... but in all honesty, this is NOT the HUGE inconvenience that some reviewers would have you believe -- unless of course waiting an extra 1.5 seconds IS a big deal to you. One more thing, and what ultimately made me give this 4 stars instead of 5, is that I planned on moving practically everything on my Palm that I don't use multiple times a day over to my card...but all of the copyright protected programs will NOT allow you to copy over to the expansion card. Programs like your Address files, Date Book, Memo Pad, my QuickWord, the To Do List...which means that you can only free up just SO MUCH space on your Palm. I understand copyright situations and how many people take advantage of this, so ultimately I am not upset about it, but I must admit it frustrated me for a day or so. Other than that, this was money well spent for a great product that has given me the chance to do so much more with my PDA than I expected it to when I first bought it. How many products do you pay good money for end up doing a LOT more for you than you expected? Not many that I'm aware of. All in all, a VERY worthwhile expense -- especially if you plan on getting the most out of your hand held.
Great Accessory.......2002-04-24
This product is a scam!.......2002-03-03
Compatability with I-Jam players.......2002-01-27
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SanDisk 32 MB MultiMedia Card
Manufacturer: SanDisk ProductGroup: CE Binding: Electronics MultiMediaCards
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ASIN: B00008GQAO |
Product Description
SanDisk's long history of technological innovation and industry leadership has led to the development of a flash family of products unparalleled in its scope and breadth. The company has five flash data storage product lines: the PC Card ATA FlashDisk, CompactFlash, MultiMediaCard, IDE FlashDrive and the IDE Flash Chipset. In addition to high density, patented SanDisk flash chips, all of the products include an intelligent controller which effectively places the burden of card management on the card itself, not on the host system in which it is used.The MultiMediaCard is designed to provide maximum performance for today's digital devices. The card weighs less than two grams and is the size of a postage stamp. The small size of the MultiMediaCard is allowing digital device product manufacturers the ability to continuously design ultra-small, portable devices. The MultiMediaCard has been designed into products that include digital music players, digital camcorders, cellular phones and global positioning systems (GPS).Electronics:
