PNY 1GB Secured Digital Card P-SD1GB-RF

Pros: reliable and economical

Cons: small and fragile

The Bottom Line: Economic bargain choice on a product that's actually a name brand(Toshiba).

Review: The PNY 1GB secure digital card is a high quality memory card. I shoot professionally and use these in my work. I would not use them if there were any dobt in my mind about the performance. The PNY name may make some hesitate using them, but the cards ...

Pros: 1Gb, ability to lock files, can be found dirt cheap. Lifetime warranty.

Cons: Um, Made in Taiwan?? Not high-speed.

The Bottom Line: I recommend it because it stores hundreds of photos, and can be found dirt cheap. PNY is also a good name brand.

Review: I remember in late 2005 a 1Gb memory card would have cost me about $110. Now you can buy a 2gb for under $20 if you look hard enough *coughNeweggcough*. Anyway, I saw this 1Gb PNY memory card at Best Buy for $19, and since I lost my other 1Gb memory ...

Pros: Large capacity

Cons: None yet

The Bottom Line: This is a reasonably priced card that holds a ton of photos. I have no complaints.

Review: PNY, headquartered in Parsippany, NJ, is a massive company with international offices in Europe and Asia. Established in 1985, PNY Technologies manufacturers products in and around computers. You might find the PNY name on: graphic accelerator cards, ...

Pros: Widely available.name brand company

Cons: cards can be fragile: staples misrepresented rebate info-this SD card wasn't eligible.

Review: I bought this SD card for my dad. I had given him a digital camera as a gift but neglected to include a bigger capacity SD card. This allows-depending on the camera-between 700 and 800 pics. my only complaint is,if buying from staples..contact the ...

Pros: Space & cost (for me)

Cons: Short life span

The Bottom Line: Not recommended unless you find the good reviews outweigh the bad ones.

Review: I have the PNY 2 GB SD card which I bought about 6 months ago at Best Buy. I have not used it for repeated read/write cycles. I loaded about 1G worth of .mp3s onto the card, got a USB "key" SD card reader for about $10 (which effectively converts the ...