Lexar Professional With Write Acceleration Technology 512 MB CompactFlash Card CF512-40-380

Pros: cheap, fast, available in sizes up to 1GB, supported in many devices

Cons: not as small as some of the alternatives

The Bottom Line: CompactFlash is the cheapest, fastest, and most versatile flash storage option for small electronic devices. Cf is an excellent memory choice for cameras, MP3 players, and PDAs.

Review: It is a well known fact that no matter how much storage space you have on a computer you will manage to fill it and need more quickly. This adage is no less true for handheld devices than it is for desktop machines.

My first Palm, a PalmPilot...

Pros: Small size, easy to store, unlimited availability of sizes

Cons: expensive

The Bottom Line: Small card for all your digital photo capturing and storage.

Review: With my Kodak DC3200 digital camera I received a 4 MB Compact Flash Card. It is sufficient for everyday photos that I intend to upload to the computer, or print to save.
However, for a day's worth of photo taking on holidays or vacations, the 4 MB...

Pros: Fast, comes with card reader and extra software

Cons: More expensive than other 512MB cards

The Bottom Line: Don't let the Write Acceleration confuse you--this card is for anyone with a fast card reader who wants fast download speeds and useful accompanying software

Review: I decided to purchase this card after reading Rob Galbraith's compact flash comparison page at http: ...

Pros: Small, scalable, durable

Cons: Slightly more expensive than SmartMedia

Review: Compact Flash is one of several types of media that are used in digital cameras. Smart Media and Sony’s Memory Stick are the two other major competitors to Compact Flash. In my opinion, Compact Flash is the best media format out there at the current...

Pros: vast array of sizes- 2mb,4,8,16,32,48,64,96,128 soon to come

Cons: needs to get moving on its extremely large capacity division- like ibms microdrive- they could take the market in large capacity compact flash drives if sandisk doesn't find the technology to beat them out

Review: Sandisk compact flash is among the best and brightest of compact flash card manufacturers. They present a product that is compatible with nearly ever pda, camera, mp3 player, printer, and in some cases phones, that have a compact flash slot.
They...

Pros: Largest and constantly increasing capacity, small size, indestructable

Cons: flash memory is generally expensive, different brands offer different speeds

Review: For several years now, Compact Flash has been held a strong position in the upper echelon of portable flash memory, especially for digital camera usage. It competes favorably against SmartMedia and MemoryStick cards in the low to mid end, holds a strong...

Pros: size, capacity, cute, price

Cons: lexar reader only works with lexar media

The Bottom Line: The Lexar USB enabled CompactFlash card is a great deal with the free JumpShot cable.

Review: I am writing about the Lexar 16MB USB enabled CompactFlash card and reader/cable that I just bought this evening. I want everyone to know about the great deal I got on it.

I like CompactFlash for its size and ease of use. I bought this...

Pros: Easy. Good value.

Cons: Non

Review: I just got a digital camera (a Kodak DC 4800, which I will be commenting on after I get a little experience with it) for Christmas, and it came with a 16 MB Kodak-brand Compact Flash card. Based on the default settings of the camera, this was good for...

Pros: A must for any CF digital camera

Cons: Can't think of any..

Review: I use the Kodak 48mb CompactFlash card with my Kodak DC120 Digital Camera. Without it I would be lost. Not only does it improve the download time of an image, but boosting the 2mb internal memory of my camera was a welcome addition.

With this...

Pros: Great for mp3's, photos, ebooks and much more

Cons: can be a little pricey

The Bottom Line: I recommend getting a memorex compactflash for those extra storage needs.

Review: Anyone who owns an MP3 player, digital camera or PDA that requires a compactflash card really needs to have one of these from Memorex. The cards are available in 32MB, 64MB, 128MB, and 256MB sizes. They're are type one and two versions. Type II is...