Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Transcend 4Gb Secure Digital Flash Memory Card
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Manufacturer: TRANSCEND
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Brand: Transcend
EAN: 4718755141508
Feature: Postage stamp-sized for portable convenience
Label: TRANSCEND
Manufacturer: TRANSCEND
Model: TS4GSDC
Publisher: TRANSCEND
Studio: TRANSCEND
System Memory Size: 4000
Warranty: Life Time Warranty
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Postage stamp-sized for portable convenience
Easy to use, plug-and-play operation
Built-in Error Correcting Code (ECC) to detect and correct transfer errors
Complies with Secure Digital Music Initiative (SDMI) portable device requirements
Supports Content Protection for Recordable Media (CPRM)
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Summary: works in Audi stereo
Comment: no surprises. very few 4gb cards work with new Audi stereo SD card slot, this one does.
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Summary: Ho humm!
Comment: A real curate's egg, this one. Neither my HP laptop nor my Panasonic Lumix digicam (both 2 years old) recognise the card at all. My 3 year old Palm TX, though, does after a fashion. It will accept document files including PDFs, which is useful, but although it seems to load MP3 music files it won't allow them to be opened and played. This is really what I wanted it for, as 4Gb of music would have been quite handy. I might be able to fashion it into a couple of nifty toothpicks, though. Overall, too risky to buy for older kit.
STOP PRESS
I have managed to get the music to play, which means I can carry a decent stack of music with a host of documents, most of which have embedded photos. I might even be able to get it to work with my camera one day but, in the meantime, I am happy to upgrade the rating to 3 stars. Unfortunately I can't actually amend the star symbols above.
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Summary: not widely compatible
Comment: amazon should be more aware of products they suggest buying together, especially with something like a camera and a memory card.
this particular brand wasnt compatible with what i bought it for or the majority of things i tried it in. i gave it to a friend, she has had no trouble with it
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Summary: Wont work with Vivitar ViviCam 7320
Comment: Tried this in the above camera and just to let you know: It dosnt work. I am going to buy a 2Gb to see if that works! I dont have any other devices that can use SD cards at the moment.
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Summary: Hit and Miss, but worth a punt at the price
Comment: SD cards aren't supposed to have this much capacity, so I was a bit dubious about buying this product as it shouldn't work. I thought I'd give one a go as they are stupidly cheap and I really wanted to double the SD capacity on my Pure Evoke DAB, As SDHC cards aren't backwards compatible with original SD hardware, this looks like the only way of boosting storage on SD hardware .
Was pleased that my card reader on my dell dimension C521 recognised it as having 3.8 Gb and had no probs with file transfer. However, neither of my Pure products (evoke and the bug) recognise the card. However my pentax optio5Z and nikon d40x cameras are both able to use it. Ho Hum.
Go on, give it a punt, from my small sample size, it looks like 50% compatability!!!. Its cheap enough to give it a go, if it doesn't work with your hardware, i'm sure a friend would appreciate giving it a go.
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Editorial Reviews:
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The best choice for high-performance results from your digital camera and other handheld devices. Conforms to the Secure Digital Card interface standard Postage stamp-sized for portable convenience Easy to use plug-and-play operation Built-in Error Correcting Code (ECC) to detect and correct transfer errors Complies with Secure Digital Music Initiative (SDMI) portable device requirements Supports Content Protection for Recordable Media (CPRM) Allows In System Programming (ISP) for updating firmware Supports auto-standby power-off and sleep modes Mechanical write-protection switch Low power comsumption Lifetime Warranty Size : 32mm x 24mm x 2.1mm (L x W x H) Op. Voltage : 2.7V~3.6V Op. Temperature : -25°C (-13°F) to 85°C (185°F) Durability : 10 000 insertion/removal cycles Weight : 2g
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