4GB SDHC card + free 2GB SD card - £7.99 @ Play

shanta

http://www.play.com/Electronics/Electronics/4-/8054744/-/Product.html?sp=1&dpr=267882&P36=BQCH9E

alanalea

Does anyone know if the Nextbase photoframe the was on deal from Play in Oct/Nov is compatible with SDHC?

Streeet

Have at look at post #25 .. looks like it may well do
http://www.hotukdeals.com/item/272305/nextbase-8-hi-res-digital-photo-fra/showthread.php?t=272305&page=2

Thanks to the OP.. great bargin! :T

frugal_rock

shanta wrote: »

http://www.play.com/Electronics/Electronics/4-/8054744/-/Product.html?sp=1&dpr=267882&P36=BQCH9E

And remember to order it through ipoints..!

Derek_Duval

For the same money at 7dayshop.com, you can buy a 2GB & a 4GB microSD card seperately, with adapters, so you've got the option of using both formats.

Spendaholic_Chick

Excuse me for being a memory card novice, but what's the difference between SD HC and normal SD?

scorpiokitten

Spendaholic_Chick wrote: »

Excuse me for being a memory card novice, but what's the difference between SD HC and normal SD?

The HC part stand for High Capacity (higher capacity than 2GB): so 4GB, 8GB etc..

Some (generally older) products do not accept SDHC cards though, so always check compatability before you get one

HTH hun

xx

KingL

Also, 8GB SDHC card for under a tenner:
http://www.play.com/Electronics/Electronics/4-/4949650/SanDisk-8GB-SD-HC-Card/Product.html?cm_mmc=Buyat-_-Electronics-_-Memory+Cards-_-SanDisk+8GB+SD+HC+Card&P36=BQPN2X

sarah_elton

And for those of us with Sony cameras, Sony own brand 4GB memory stick for £14.99.

http://www.play.com/Electronics/Electronics/4-/5172885/Sony-4GB-Pro-Duo-Mark-2-Memory-Stick/Product.html

Lord_Jason_The_Invincible

Watch out for the speed ratings on the SD cards - they are slow (the 4gb is class 4 and the 8gb one is class two) For a digital camcorder you should ideally have a class 6 card as they can be written to more quickly than the lower class ratings, and with a digital camera it will allow you to take pictures a lot more quickly in succession.
Paying those sort of prices if you are just going to stick the memory card into a camera for occasional use is fine, but I wouldn't put one of those cards in a camcorder at all, or into a camera if you intend to be doing a lot photography!

Check out the Trancend SD cards on Amazon - they appear to be the best price for the best quality.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_ss_w_h_?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=transcend+sd+card+class+6&x=0&y=0

Cheers,
Jason

aytch

How stupid am I ... I thought the free 2gb card just came with the 4gb order, I phoned to find out why the 2gb was not in the parcel and was told I had not added it to my basket - duh!