Review on 💪 High-performance SanDisk 8GB SDHC Memory Card with Retail Package: An Ideal Choice! by Jonathan Self

When I bought the NIX 10.4 inch digital photo frame, I knew I had to buy memory for the device since it didn't have built-in memory. I know, but the device had everything I needed. Also, the price of all types of portable storage had dropped to near zero, so it was entirely possible to miss $6.99 for the new "SanDisk 8GB Class 4 High Capacity SDHC (SDHC) Card." SD High Capacity (SDHC) card offers high data transfer rates of up to 2.5 MB/s. The device is backed by a 5 year limited warranty and is fully compatible with all SD compatible devices. First impression: I love this card. Dislikes: Easy to use, high capacity, fully plug-n-play. The SanDisk 8GB Class 4 SD High Capacity (SDHC) card is easy to use and as I mentioned above the drive is designed for Windows Vista, Windows XP and Mac X operating systems (OS). All operating systems have the ability to automatically detect new hardware using plug-n-play technologies. No software required to install. Once inserted into an available SD card slot, the SanDisk 8GB Class 4 SD High Capacity (SDHC) SD card automatically configures itself as a removable disk and is therefore accessible like any hard drive or CD/ROM drive. They can even be formatted as bootable devices. File transfers through the SD card slot are quick and painless, and to date I haven't experienced or expected any file corruption. Note that if your computer already has most drives mapped, like I do, Windows XP/7 may not assign the next open drive letter to your removable media. it happened to me If you insert a SanDisk 8GB Class 4 High Capacity SDHC (SDHC) card and get a message that new hardware has been found and is ready to use, but the device has not been assigned a drive letter, you need to go to Control Panel/Administrative Tools. Tools/Computer Manager/Disk Manager to manually assign a drive letter. But like I said above, I bought this device to store pictures for use with a 10.4 inch NIX digital photo frame. After copying said photos onto the card, I deleted them from my Windows 7 computer. I inserted them into the NIX and they were recognized immediately. There is nothing easier. , Versatile, Fast, Large Capacity To replace cumbersome floppy drives or lower capacity flash drives, this is none other than SanDisk's 8GB Class 4 High Capacity SDHC (SDHC) card.