Viking 1GB SD Card - Now £20.49 Incl del @ Ebuyer

Derv_2

I'm somewhat skeptical of the 150x claim by MobyMemory – how has this rating been measured? As the big manufacturers have only recently made the 133x cards available at fairly high prices you wouldn’t expect unbranded cards to appear so soon.


Hardly any devices can make use of 133x speed cards yet – with most cameras these won’t work any faster than a 80x card, so I’m inclined to buy from a supplier who tells you exactly what you are buying.

Esmartbuy charge £2.35 for any number of items with a combined weight of up to 0.5 Kg.

point3

Viking 1GB SD cards are now £17.99 including VAT and delivery at www.directfoto.co.uk

ukbandit

dont know if its 150X, but certainly i am able to, on my Canon a620 full viedo for a minute or two

A620 does video at 640*480:30FPS

so, it may not be all its says, but its good enough for me...:)

if anyone can find some sw to check the speed i'll be more then happy to benchmark to check..:)

lowbrim

big pockets always a good place for really cheap DVD, CD Balnks etc and 1GB SD Cards £20.42.
http://www.bigpockets.co.uk/product.php?product=VCF6725-1

Derv_2

ukbandit wrote:

dont know if its 150X, but certainly i am able to, on my Canon a620 full viedo for a minute or two

A620 does video at 640*480:30FPS

The Canon Ixus does 640x480 @ 30fps for 1.5 to 2 minutes on the standard 12x Viking cards, depending on the level of detail. I believe that 33x or better is required for continuous video. As your A620 uses the same Digic II processor as the Ixus the recording performance is likely to be similar.

If your A620 stops recording after a couple of minutes it suggests that the card's speed cannot be 150x.

bytenserve

2Gb USB Stick £35.25
http://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/specpage.html?nov-ms2gbv

OR
!Mb USB STick £22.32 inc VAT
http://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/specpage.html?NOV-MS1GBU

Ok so there is a Postage at £3.99 (Ex VAT)

adchesney

I have just got a 4Gb 150x SD for £50 from USA via EBay

ANDREW