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SD memory card, 512Mb
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CelticFC1888
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Bought the mp3 player from mymemory.co.uk for under £21 delivered. I use a 128Mb card at the moment but spotted this 512Mb SD card delivered for £27.69 from this place http://www.valueflash.co.uk/SD_card.htm
May not be a known brand name but comes with a 5 year gaurentee. Can use it for my digital camera as well.
May not be a known brand name but comes with a 5 year gaurentee. Can use it for my digital camera as well.

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How much did it cst with delivery? I'm not sure if it was £21 or £27+.0
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Bought the mp3 player from mymemory.co.uk for under £21 delivered. I use a 128Mb card at the moment but spotted this 512Mb SD card delivered for £27.69 from this place http://www.valueflash.co.uk/SD_card.htm
May not be a known brand name but comes with a 5 year gaurentee. Can use it for my digital camera as well.
Thats an excellent price ( and it is indeed £27.69 inc vat & delivery). Delivery is very good price too. ;D.0 -
Hi
you can buy a KINGSTON SD 512mb for £27 inc del from Amazon (very good quality sd card.
hope thats been a help0 -
sorry to butt in on this convo, i purchased 2 of the memory cards from ebuyer that were posted on here recently. as i havent a clue what im purchasing , it turns out they are too big! i have a simple jenoptik c2.1. does anyone know what type of memory i should be looking for please? thanksspanky xx
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From:
http://www.dcviews.com/press/Jenoptik_2.1.htm
JENDIGITAL JD C 2.1 LCD
Specifications
MEMORY
Storage medium externally: Secure digitally card to 128 MT possible
So I guess any SD card up to a maximum of 128MB!
HTH - Rufus0 -
Does anyone know if SD cards are all pretty much the same. There seems to be a large difference in price between the various brands that make them, plus there are hi-speed ones too.
Will cheaper brands perform in exactly the same way, and are hi-speed ones worth the premium?0 -
Cheaper ones will still perform the same as faster more expensive ones. Personally I wouldn't pay a premium just so I can load it up with mp3's a minute or so faster. Cheaper ones only come with 5 year gurentee as oposed to the 10 year ones.
You pays your money etc.0 -
Cheaper ones will still perform the same as faster more expensive ones. Personally I wouldn't pay a premium just so I can load it up with mp3's a minute or so faster. Cheaper ones only come with 5 year gurentee as oposed to the 10 year ones.
You pays your money etc.0 -
Try the link below for a 1Gb SD card, it is the Ultra 60 version. This has a faster transfer time than normal SD cards. I got one of these for my digital camera (it now means I can fire off loads of pics as it writes to the card very fast, a normal SD card causes a noticeable delay when shooting continuous pics).
http://www.microdirect.co.uk/ProductInfo.aspx?ProductID=8284&GroupID=60
It is £52.86 inc. delivery. Probably the cheapest you'll find, its in demand and stock tends to fly off the shelves. They do a 512Mb Ultra 60 SD card for £28.78. Like I said its only worth it if you need fast transfer times.0
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