SanDisk 32 MB CompactFlash Card

List Price: $44.99 Discount Price: $5.98

Features:

• 32 MB memory
• Removable data storage system
• Ultra compact
• High image quality
• For use in digital cameras, PDAs, HPCs, personal communicators, and audio recorders

Customer Reviews:

Perfect Weekend Capacity [Posted on 2001-06-03]
This has the perfect memory capacity for a weekend away. It stores 100 pictures! I enjoy being able to have only 1 disk for a "weekends" worth of pictures. I don't have to change the disk, therefore I won't lose any disks when I travel. It is very convenient. This is an excellent product.

It gets the job done [Posted on 2001-07-10]
...And it does it well. For the price, the 32mb is the best value. Unless you plan on taking hundreds of High Res, Large format pictures, don't waste money on a larger card. I use this card with a Canon S100 and I'm very happy with the results. I've never had to worry about running out of space when shooting low res(640x480) almost 300 pics, and in Hi Res Mode (overkill) it can still handle more than 30. I've taken and deleted hundreds of pictures with no problems.

Works with everything [Posted on 2001-08-04]
The SanDisk card works perfectly with both my digital camera and Visor Prism's MemPlug card. The MemPlug module, by PiTech, allows a Handspring Visor to use a CompactFlash (or SmartMedia) card as if it were an extension of the hand held's own RAM. I made the mistake of initially purchasing a CompUSA CompactFlash card but had to return it when it proved to be incompatible. The SanDisk is a winner.

SanDisk and Viking are the top names in CompactFlash Cards [Posted on 2001-10-10]
I didn't realize that there are large differences between brands of CompactFlash cards until I purchased (thinking that I was saving money) an inferior, "no name" brand. The generic card literally fell apart on me.

After making that mistake, I researched through the tech boards and unequivically, the SanDisk and the Viking disks received the best reviews and the highest ratings.

I chose the SanDisk brand because its price was better than the Viking's without foregoing the quality as I had done previously.

This is a great buy at the current, discounted price. Take advantage of it while the sale price is still available!

Sandisks & keeping the data [Posted on 2005-05-07]
Though this card, 32 megs is minute, you still may only need that. I picked this up (about 4 1/2 years ago), when it was state of the art & about sixty bucks or so. I still have both cards! Well over 4,000 photos & bazillions of files!! Never a read or write error! I've never lost anything with it. Unlike the Lexar!

If you're looking into compact flash cards, go with who started it. I have a 128mb sandisk, & am now looking into their 2 gig Ultra card, for my new camera. Because I want speed, & need the space for 8MP photos.

The write/capture function is slow, it's not meant for speed. But for swapping & transferring it's faster than from cd (with the right reader/writer)!
SD cards & micro drive are inching in, but Sandisk keeps imporoving the CF (they also make SD cards).
There are cheaper & less expensive cards out there, but how important is your data/photo? You can't always retrieve your files, with the flash memory programs. I know. I used three of them on my Lexar, & NEVER got all of the images. But that just may be the cards I have, who knows? There isn't any quality control any longer, who cares? Sandisk is the most accurate.

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