256 SD Card for £15.56 inc Vat & PnP.

rizla01

Very low price for a 256 SD card.

Better in my opinion to have TWO 256s than one 512 card and at this price you can.

Limited availability so Go Here.

http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/products/index.html?rb=5567628497&action=c2hvd19wcm9kdWN0X292ZXJ2aWV3&product_uid=44204

Riz

GibsonSt19

Yup, pretty good price!

rizla01

Yep, I thought so too so I ordered mine before posting it.

Don't think their stock will last long.

Also ordered a 16 in 1 card reader for a Fiver.


Riz

Miricale

Soz dont post very often, but I think I am going insane on the maths of this one.

Isn't the 512mb version £5 cheaper than the 2x256mb. For the extra few pounds you're getting double the size??? Or am I missing something here? Appart from not loosing ever thing if one gets damaged, why is 2x256 better?

Whilst I was typing this ebuyer web site has gone down ... ho hum. Must be someone trying to give me a headache.

bleugh

yep, you are correct, a bigger card overall works out cheaper,

BUT, if you loose that card or damage it, then you're stuffed

if you loose one of the 256 cards, at least you still have one left

mediaman

bleugh wrote:

yep, you are correct, a bigger card overall works out cheaper,

BUT, if you loose that card or damage it, then you're stuffed

if you loose one of the 256 cards, at least you still have one left

totally agree, I've been there, at wedding I was "doing" one of my cards gave me some problems and I swapped over to my second 256mb card. thankfully I was able to recover the images from the 1st card.

northerntiger

Normally the bigger cards take a little longer to save and load data

FruGal_2

northerntiger wrote:

Normally the bigger cards take a little longer to save and load data

they don't fill so quick! be waiting for ages with 512 or 1gb then.

Micky

I've ordered a couple, when they arrive I can see if they are compatible with a Kodak CX7330. I bought the Kodak assuming it would use the cards I already had for an Olympus D-380 ..... No.

Bargainbabe_2

Micky wrote:

I've ordered a couple, when they arrive I can see if they are compatible with a Kodak CX7330. I bought the Kodak assuming it would use the cards I already had for an Olympus D-380 ..... No.

The Olympus takes Smartmedia cards and the Kodak takes Secure Digital (SD) or Multimedia cards (MMC)

Totally different!

These cards from eBuyer will fit though

RoyalReccon

if i were you , i would go for 512mb one, its £25

http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/products/index.html?rb=5617341511&action=c2hvd19wcm9kdWN0X292ZXJ2aWV3&product_uid=43743