512MB SD Card £13.99

bingobango_3

here:

http://www.mymemory.co.uk/memory/MyMemory/512MB/66X/SD/Card/(Secure/Digital)

(postage £3.95 extra)

talkshop

bingobango wrote:

here:

http://www.mymemory.co.uk/memory/MyMemory/512MB/66X/SD/Card/(Secure/Digital)

(postage £3.95 extra)

Cheaper Viking card at Ebuyer with FREE postage https://www.ebuyer.com

Viking 512MB Secure Digital Card

£15.82 inc VAT

Or a Viking 1GB SD for £26.84 inc VAT

tab99_uk

will these work for my tomtom go 300??

Slapps

yes they will work in any tomtom

Slapps :j

jess_skaterdude

the mymemory Card is a high speed card (x66) so will read and write faster

mad.dog_7

Dammit - I just paid £22 for a Kingtson 512mb high speed card

I can also highly recomment Picstop - got a 1gb Sandisk Untra II card for about £43 the other day - ordered at 16:45 and arrived at 8:30 the next day

bamberbamboo

Morning, I've got the KOdak CX7530 does anyone know if this will fit? no idea what it takes, cheers

jess_skaterdude

Yes it will fit the Kodak CX7530 look: http://www.mymemory.co.uk/compatible-memory/Digital_Cameras/Kodak/Kodak_EasyShare_CX7530_Zoom

Leithie

Can anyone tell me what brands are faster SD cards, I can never find any speeds so no idea if card is fast or slow.

Thanks

talkshop

Leithie wrote:

Can anyone tell me what brands are faster SD cards, I can never find any speeds so no idea if card is fast or slow.

Thanks

I would not bother looking for so called high speed SD cards.

You are unlikely to notice any difference in speed unless you want to save 1/100th of a second


Just another marketing gimmick to get people to pay more for the same thing you can get cheaper and does same job in same time

Vintage67

The electronics in most low-end cameras, smartphones, PDAs etc are usually too slow to take advantage of fast sd cards, but they're worthwhile for hi-resolution cameras and DSLRs as they can reduce the time between shots considerably, and they make a considerable difference when writing to the card using a PC drive. There's much less difference between cards in read speed though, so if you want a card to store MP3s on your phone or PDA, a 'slow' one should be fine.