SanDisk SDCFB-512-768

Pros: Reliable!

Cons: Slow

Review: I have a Kodak Digital Camera that only takes the Compact Flash card. I dont mind the size one bit as long as it works and is reliable. As for the Slow part, I dont have much to compare ...

Pros: Reliable

Cons: Slow and Expensive

The Bottom Line: Buy it in Bargain

Review: Product Specifications ************************** Manufacturer: Sandisk EAN 4007249472625 Pack size 1 Storage capacity in mb 512 MB Type of card Compact Flash card Year/Month of introduction 2001/08 Price ******* 43 USD to 69 USD in US ...

Pros: Large capacity, trusted brand, reliable

Cons: Low speed, slightly higher price

The Bottom Line: The original SanDisk card is slow, but never the less fast enough for most digital cameras. The recent price at under $100 is really a good deal.

Review: I came across this product when I was buying memory for my new Canon G5 digital camera. My main mission of the research was focused on whether or not I need to buy higher speed memory card, and how fast (or slow) are the cards I was considering. ...

Pros: Good capacity; behaves as expected

Cons: Compactflash is relatively big compared with other flash media formats

The Bottom Line: If the size and price point are right for you, I recommend this card. Nothing special about it - it's just a big CF card.

Review: I use this part in my Canon PowerShot S230 digital camera. The camera is 3.2 megapixels. On top qual ...

Pros: low price, very reliable, no moving parts (unlike microdrives)

Cons: slow read and write speeds, much higher capacities available

Review: I've been using SanDisk compact flash cards for years in my digital cameras, and I've had absolutely no problems with them. They are very reliable. The only problem with them is that they, like most cards that do not list their speed on the label, ...

Pros: Reliable, High capacity

Cons: Slow

The Bottom Line: I don't see the need to choose the brand. All brand of CF cards has falling and there is better choice around.

Review: My Minolta A1 comes with just a small Lexar 16 MB compact flash card, which is definitely not enough even for a normal day to day use. So I start to looking for a higher capacity compact flash card. Naturally, Sandisk comes to my mind, just because of ...